It’s about class. The North American concepts of left and right are meaningless abstractions.
Gotta have some axiological basis for “antiwork”. Though that isn’t to say we can’t cooperate with people who have a different basis, declaring oneself left doesn’t mean you can’t work with others who declare themselves right but share antiwork goals
I am totally for working with people of different believes, but only goal-oriented. Working with the right on unclear goals often is pointless because they don’t actually believe in them and just use it as a talking point.
Being fiscally conservative means limiting what rights workers get.
Being socially conservative means limiting what workers get rights.
Which part of that belongs in a labor movement?
I don’t understand, isn’t this a good thing?
No. It is either very naive or done in bad faith.
You can be leftist / progressive without shutting the door to people that don’t fully agree with you, but pretending that work reform (or antiwork) can be something a-political & divorced from progressive ideals is going to set you up for failure.
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