How are you not getting this? Tom Holland is not an owning class person because he’s well paid for his work. Being an owner class means owning the means of production. The people that pay Tom Holland are the owner class. Because they own the means of production, I.E the movie studio. This isn’t complicated. You’re trying to pretend it is because you’re trying to rip down workers so that you can protect the owners. That’s patently obvious.
Everything you say here is a betrayal of the working class. The working class is an all equally paid, they’re paid fairly for their labor. As the most important part of the labor of the film he deserves a fair portion of the film’s proceeds. Considering the massive amount of money the film has already made, plus the massive amount it will make in the future, nothing he is getting now is undeserved. But you like the pathetic crab you are want to tear him down to protect the people heating the pot. That’s gross.
You can’t have a hundred million dollar net worth and not be a part of the owning class, you don’t understand what a million dollars means and that’s okay. You again, would defend the pay of a CEO by this same logic, or Musk or Bezos. I would say that 100 million dollars should be more equitably distributed among all the workers on the film, or at least more of the profit of the film distributed among the workers.
You would mock people online arguing for your benefit because you seem to like actors being ungodly rich or something, you’re not really making a cohesive argument. So I’ll stop here.
How are you not getting this? Tom Holland is not an owning class person because he’s well paid for his work. Being an owner class means owning the means of production. The people that pay Tom Holland are the owner class. Because they own the means of production, I.E the movie studio. This isn’t complicated. You’re trying to pretend it is because you’re trying to rip down workers so that you can protect the owners. That’s patently obvious.
Everything you say here is a betrayal of the working class. The working class is an all equally paid, they’re paid fairly for their labor. As the most important part of the labor of the film he deserves a fair portion of the film’s proceeds. Considering the massive amount of money the film has already made, plus the massive amount it will make in the future, nothing he is getting now is undeserved. But you like the pathetic crab you are want to tear him down to protect the people heating the pot. That’s gross.
You can’t have a hundred million dollar net worth and not be a part of the owning class, you don’t understand what a million dollars means and that’s okay. You again, would defend the pay of a CEO by this same logic, or Musk or Bezos. I would say that 100 million dollars should be more equitably distributed among all the workers on the film, or at least more of the profit of the film distributed among the workers.
You would mock people online arguing for your benefit because you seem to like actors being ungodly rich or something, you’re not really making a cohesive argument. So I’ll stop here.
What complete and utter bunk. You’re just trying to blame workers so that the workers won’t blame the owners. Everyone can see it.