"This involves another matter—why they have become unstable proletarians."
"A long time ago, companies were pressured by governments, societies, and unions to provide workers with sufficient labor security, maintain the social employment rate at a safe level, and comply with labor laws, at least on the surface."
David nodded thoughtfully, and Lin Miao continued:
"But all of this collapsed during the financial storm of the last century. Those multinational corporations waged a war against governments, and no government in any country could restrain their expansion. Everything that obstructs corporate capital expansion was eradicated during this process. They boast of so-called 'free competition, liberalism,' with the core argument being—society should do everything possible to maximize free competition, and any obstacles unfavorable to market mechanisms must be removed."
Maximized free competition means that no one needs to be responsible for anything.
