Why exactly can they vote to prevent strikes? The whole point of a strike is to fuck over everyone in order to upset the business. You don't need permission to do that.
Also, holy shit at the paid sick days. That's bleak.
Why exactly can they vote to prevent strikes? The whole point of a strike is to fuck over everyone in order to upset the business. You don't need permission to do that.
Also, holy shit at the paid sick days. That's bleak.
Re-read the article. It's about accepting a bill that would indirectly prevent the strike from happening if I understand correctly.
It seems the railroad companies + the gov are invoking a 1920s law that allows the gov't to force mediation, ie legally force the unions to do whatever they want.
Ah good ol gilded age. Counting to child labour making full return.
i hate that aoc is considered "far left"
In America only right? I have heard Europeans say she is center right by even their standards.
if "left" means "pro-worker", there are definitely no people like that in ~~the capitalist party~~ either of the two relevant parties, by design
I would say that distinction between left and right is the distinction between socialism and capitalism, really it's the only tangible line to grab.
In true performative liberal fashion, I've gotten a ton of heat from woke liberals calling this shit out. Because according to MSM, preventing the strike was actually a "good thing."
What was their rebuttal or reasoning?
Most of their twitters went silent on the issue, but I'm sure it'll be the standard "this starts a conversation", "it brings everyone to the table" nonsense like she did when she backed Isntreal.
edit: I hate twitter. Another AOC link went down the memory hole due to a banned account.
I remember this, it's like they turned the AI for empty platitudes up to max and it started glitching.
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