i have this idea in my head that instead of unionizing, workers in america should be forming militias. No, mr ceo, i am not a union representative, i'm a militia representative, and we're not here to negotiate.
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If your union doesn't have an armed auxiliary that drills with artillery in the park on sunday afternoons you're just cosplaying.
Burning the books where the debt is stored is going to be a lot harder now that everything is stored digitally
Datacenters be like, "Ah! Thermite! My only weakness!"
Offsite backups be like, "Ah! Thermite! My only weakness!"
So we make a gigantic sacrifice to the sun god Ra, and we say "Mighty Ra, I beseech you to send a giant cloud of ionized particles hurtling towards the earth at tens of thousands of miles per hour, that the data centers of our enemies may be wiped clean!"
Just a few. In the upper atmosphere. Over critical infrastructure targets and non-EMP hardened data centers.
Honestly, a union launching a nuke to cause an EMP burst would be the ultimate labor flex.
Just a few. In the upper atmosphere. Over critical infrastructure targets and non-EMP hardened data centers.
Please, Xi, may I please get just a crumb of nuclear ordnance.
Managers and scabs for that company plowed into strikers with their trucks. It was straight stomach churning to hear about.
Once again the capitalists have forgotten that the alternative to the workers striking is those workers storming the capitalist's mansion and beating him to death in front of his family.
Well, striking didn't work here so now there's only one option left...
The NLRB cited the strike’s financial toll on Warrior Met’s labor and security costs, as well as “lost revenues for unmined coal.”
The fuck
The whole point is to cause lost profits as leverage so what the fuck is this shit
This is one of the most explicit examples of capital declaring their entitlement to people's labor. "Either work for us, or you will pay us what we would have gotten from your labor."
A reminder that every union in the US is state sanctioned and the mediator between labor and capital is the capitalist state.
This is the history of why labor boards are established. In my city, our labor counsel began because workers were “striking too often and disrupting the local economy”
The National Labor Relations Board should be characters in minecraft.
Damn. I can't remember who runs the executive branch of the US government. I wonder if they could do something?
He’s too busy agonizing over whether or not he should forgive $10 of student loans. Don’t worry though a decision is expected to be made very soon!
