By your logic, if you gave me four quarters for my dollar bill, you’d then complain that I made out with the “full value” of your quarters, and treat it like I stole your coins, instead of the mutually-agreed-upon trade that actually occurred.
Even if you gave me five quarters and I gave you one dollar bill, an uneven trade in my favor, I didn’t end up with the “full value” ($1.25) of your money. I ended up plus only 25 cents.
They are entitled to no value of someone else’s labor
Okay, so no, you don’t know what “full” means, got it.
OK, so no, you don’t know what full value of labor means, got it.
By your logic, if you gave me four quarters for my dollar bill, you’d then complain that I made out with the “full value” of your quarters, and treat it like I stole your coins, instead of the mutually-agreed-upon trade that actually occurred.
Even if you gave me five quarters and I gave you one dollar bill, an uneven trade in my favor, I didn’t end up with the “full value” ($1.25) of your money. I ended up plus only 25 cents.
Learn what “full” means.
You are struggling so hard. Just go read some basic Marx and come back.
It’s very amusing for you to pretend I’m struggling while failing to grasp my very simple analogy.