I just found out about it today from twitter and tiktok and so far it seems incredibly unorganized. From my brief understanding I guess it’s supposed to be a nationwide strike against paying rent and bills. Some believe this strike is a psyop as one of the organizers is using odd and even coded language that may suggest they’re a conservative/right-wing in general. It also feels like it came out of nowhere, to me for a strike like this to work there must be months and months of planning and setting up mutual aid because without that the strikers will suffer immensely especially those with disabilities.
Anyway I just wanted to know your thoughts and if you’ve even heard about all this.
Edit: here is the website for the strike!
Never heard of it. On a cursory search I couldn't find much about it. Is it in the USA? The dontpay.uk campaign may be a relevant recent pay strike to use as a case study.
If it materialises it could be cool to co-opt or develop further, but I'd like to read more about it beforehand.