Bengtie: Buli was the first to fight, and was captured by Jingliu at the beginning

Capitalists will only feel that they don't have enough money, and it is impossible for them to spend money to increase employees' salaries, even if it is just a drizzle like 500 or 1000 credit points. Even if this amount of salary increase has no effect on them.

"My fellow workers, I know you all joined the company to make money. But have you really earned any money in all these years? You've worked so hard for the company, but have your families truly become wealthy?"

The lower-level company employees who had surrendered or been captured looked at each other, and as the Raven Guards questioned their souls, they all remained strangely silent.

If the Raven Guard had not come, they might have been able to deceive themselves, thinking that maybe one day they would be able to get a promotion and a raise and become a high-ranking official, but is that really the case?

Judging from the treatment of employees, the company may not be as good as the empire. At least the empire does not need to pay for its own weapons, and as an empire composed mainly of rich people, there is definitely no shortage of food.

Moreover, the political form within the Empire is very strange. First of all, the Emperor, a time-tested imperialist warrior, is the supreme leader, but under the Emperor, there seems to be a strange equality of personality.

The Empire has oppressors, but there can only be one oppressor. The lives of the citizens of the Empire are the Emperor's currency, and only the Emperor has the right to take their lives.

As long as you can express your loyalty, you don’t have to worry about not being able to survive even if you don’t do any work. At least you don’t have to worry about food and housing.

The Empire has a social welfare system. It is already the interstellar era, so there is no possibility of food problems, not to mention that the Empire is theoretically a prosperous faction.

With extremely rich material conditions, the lower classes can live a communist life as long as the rulers are willing. Obviously, Hu Lei himself has this tendency.

The idea that the successor, the Thirteenth Master, is also a good successor, not to mention Aha, the national teacher who pops up from time to time. Aha has learned a lot in Gaowei.

Apart from the privileged class of Hu Lei, anyone who wanted to try an imperial citizen or even deprive him of his life would need to be tried by the Inquisition or the Ministry of Justice.

Of course, there is a shortcut. As long as you shout "False Emperor" or "Second...", you don't need to go through the procedure. You'd better pray to die quickly and not enter the subspace.

The empire here is under the control of the Thirteenth Master, who is always online. All twenty-one Primarchs are present, so the High Lords have no chance of corruption. In addition, the Raven Guard and the Assassin's Court are always monitoring the governors of the planets.

The Assassins' Court is a job, while the Raven Guard is a spontaneous organization. They are all workers, and due to the influence of the Primarch's gene seed, they are full of class struggle consciousness. Sometimes they are more radical than the Assassins' Court.

From this point of view, it seems that if you work for a company, unless you make it big, your treatment may not be as good as that of an imperial citizen.

"Now that the company is on the verge of collapse, why do you continue to work for it? You have poor food and accommodation, and you have to pay for your mecha yourself. When it comes to living standards, it's probably worse than the sea patrol rangers who have to live in the open air."

"All capitalists are oppressors. They are exploiting our surplus value. You create value for the companies, but they take the lion's share. Now is the time for you to resist."

The Raven Guard, who came from a working-class background, was able to mobilize the emotions of the company's lower-level employees very well. Now the company's employees looked at Osvaldo with eyes full of anger.

Of course, this may be largely due to Osvaldo himself.

There may be some low-level employees in the company who are doing well, but they are definitely not in the marketing department, and definitely not Osvaldo's subordinates.

"That's it, Mr. Portio. Now it's your turn to perform."

Seeing the excited crowd below, Sharokin knew that the emotions were almost aroused, so he called up the executioner who had been prepared in advance.