• Sunforged@lemmy.world
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          1 year ago

          Because I learn from labor movements of the past and how to apply what worked for them to our current situation.

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                  1 year ago

                  what about those of us whose jobs depend on the delivery of products and materials by rail?

                  Would have been much better off not just in the long run but more or less immediately. There’s thousands of minor derailments every year and every expert is saying that it’s only a matter of time before a major one happens again. All because the companies make it impossible for their workers to do the job properly with their short term profits obsessed thinking destroying the bodies and psyches of the people and causing faster deterioration of the materiel they’re unable to properly maintain.

                  a strike would have shuttered our business and put a bunch of people out of work

                  You’re doing the same thing the rail corporations do. The continuation of the awful conditions is going to cost hundreds if not thousands of lives and many times more jobs than a strike would.

                  more power ends up in the hands of the owner class, and we all have slightly less to go around

                  Is what happens by the letting them continuing to get away with their extremely abusive and irresponsible practices. Could you be any more myopic??

                  learn to see past your own nose

                  Take your own advice, you arrogant idiot.

                  Things are never as simple as people present them on places like this

                  Especially not when those people are as simple-minded and shortsighted as you.