Calling All TUP, PCP and Socialist Citizens!
Day 621, 11:47
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by The Co-operative Group
Grain Companies
This week I will be buying up some grain companies, to use as part of the program discussed in the previous article. The goal will be to produce good quality (Q2) cheap food to help defeat the high prices strangling new players out of the game.
But to do that we need workers, and because of the national shortage in the short term this is hard to solve. So what we need is devoted workers willing to work in our companies for a decent wage who believe in our mission.
So please do something for the socialist cause and make life in Britain a bit easier for the poorest citizens amongst us.
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Food Companies
In time we will also be setting up food companies, into which the grain will be delivered. These food companies will be aiming to sell at a tiny price of around £1.10, so will be a massive benefit to the poor of the eUK.
But again we need workers. If you want to help the socialist cause, please can you help us and sign up on our form below.
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Anyone can help 😃 It was a bit jokey tbh, but the project is left-leaning 😛
Nothing but a power grab and monopolisation under the name of socialism.
I think he must be :/
it was not him who did that
how do you make a profit...if your under cutting people..then your makeing a loss?
meh and iain wrote this article so really wtf!!
anyways good idea, glad to see someone trying to help the noobies, sorry i can't help you out on duty majority of the time
good luck though 😃
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Just a power-grab/monopolisation attempt by Iain Keers.
For the information of all others out there: The PCP are not backing this.
This is a great idea. We need lower food prices to help out our hard working citizens struggling to live their lives due to the corrupted GMs.
More a power injection for the UK than a grab by the left.
If some individuals want to run loss-making companies then that is their right and if people want to work for below-market salaries that is their right too 🙂
Just a power-grab/monopolisation attempt by Iain Keers.?
Actually NO. Cheap bread and Britain's absolute insistence on it was one of the drivers for Empire.
In eRep, an elegant potential solution to so many problems, food getting ever more expensive, despite a glut of grain, and asking those who feel they can afford it to sacrifice a little money to help? At the same time a market for grain companies to sell up to, and an encouragement to business owners to look at investing in more efficient businesses abroad?
Good all round I'd say...
Busy, there's a term for what this is. It's called dumping, and it's illegal in pretty much every industrialised nation.