Actually, the question relates to the product produced. But that's alright, I shouldn't expect you to understand.Obviously the worker gets a wage. Derp. You have no clue what Marx wrote. You didn't even acknowledge the question.That is the exact system we live under now. If you had read Kapital you would understand that to be Marx's theory of alienation. Why do believe it to be fair practice for one class but not the other?if a person works, and has his product taken away from him and given to a person who chooses not to work, eventually the worker stops working.
I read Kapital before you were born junior. And no, it isn't. If a person works, they get to keep what they have save for the taxes that are dragged out of them. But, they always have the option of leaving if the job they are doing isn't paying them well enough. Under marxism the government controls where the worker can work. They have no control, they can only go where they are told to.
The question was not whether the worker got a wage, but what happens when he works, and the other guy doesn't work, but the guy who does work, has to give up his cash to pay for the guy who doesn't work.
It does? How, and for the record this is the CDZ so your snarky responses are against the rules. Shape up or ship out.