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<!-- you can have any number of categories here --> [[Category:Gordon Fitch]] [[Category:The Workplace]] [[Category:Labor]] {{Quote | text = [...] our economic life contains plenty of coercion; Nature coerces us, as a community, to provide ourselves with food, shelter, and other necessities; we mediate that coercion, reduce it with technology and self-organization, add to it with structures of power and authority, and apply it to individuals. Specifically, many individuals are coerced into labor. The curious nature of our economic system requires that this coercion take the _form_ of consensuality, but it is consensual only in the sense that a slave consents to slavery if she does not kill herself. | cite = [[Gordon Fitch]], alt.politics.libertarian Sat Feb 12 14:35:07 EST 1994 }}
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