Anonymous #3 4w

also OP is like “if you need to work go to work”. a picket line isn’t useful if people can cross it with the excuse of need - it gets people rationalizing themselves out of action a boycott/strike is a pressure campaign. And this pressures neither the strikers nor the corpos

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Anonymous #3 4w

(this isn’t to say that people should never strike btw. im just saying that a strike is a breath holding contest - you better inhale before going underwater or you’ll lose)

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Anonymous #3 4w

I almost feel like it’s a false flag

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Anonymous #3 4w

No literally, most of us are 1-2 missed pay checks away from homelessness we can’t afford to do that, if they really want to see change they should get involved with their local labor union. But something tells me they’ve never been employed or at least have never had to pay their own bills if they think it’s just that simple lol

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Anonymous OP 4w

yeah, i’m not sure what the OG source of these is (there’s one every couple months), but the people sharing it are almost always very young and don’t seem to really understand how bills work which isn’t their fault ofc. but organization is best done by people who understand the problem. I’d hesitate to sign onto any “movement” that isn’t associated with an established org

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Anonymous #4 4w

Online “socialists” when they find out General Strikes require a massive amount (months, if not years) of organizing and setting up ways to keep people fed in spite of them not working

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Anonymous #4 4w

Seriously lmao

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