What's to stop every blue collar worker from unionizing and demanding a million dollars an hour by collectively refusing to work unless that wage is met?
What's to stop every blue collar worker from unionizing and demanding a million dollars an hour by collectively refusing to work unless that wage is met?
When the police come out and force people to go back to work, because the police aren't actually on the side of the working man?
Back when they were doing that, it was more an issue of inflation. With collective multi-industry united union strikes they could easily push inflation to 20-40% then it spirals when they strike to demand increase in pay due to inflation.
On the flip side, corporate profit using inflation to justify price increases causing inflation is a problem.
Not the characters in the pictures, but was talking with someone in the IRC channel yesterday who's working on digitizing the Cream Lemon OVA's from laserdiscs. Fun coincidence.
This post has been edited by dragontamer8740: Oct 11 2023, 11:15
Back when they were doing that, it was more an issue of inflation. With collective multi-industry united union strikes they could easily push inflation to 20-40% then it spirals when they strike to demand increase in pay due to inflation.
On the flip side, corporate profit using inflation to justify price increases causing inflation is a problem.
So both sides need to be balanced.
Don't you see that it's still 1925 in the United States?
> "Free market" reigns supreme > We care more about "The Economy" than the individual people in said economy > Substances similar in nature to Opium are epidemic > Jews and Muslims in palestine are fighting each other > Fascism "authoritarianism and nationalism" on the rise around the world
I think there's a case to be made on a worldwide scale. Aside from lynchings being way down in the States. And telecoms are regulated worse than they were in the 1920's.
This post has been edited by dragontamer8740: Oct 11 2023, 22:05
Don't you see that it's still 1925 in the United States?
Feels a bit like 1928.
2016-2020 felt like US was returning to form for the first time since 2008, but now the modern monetary theorists are back in printing money to inflate the stock market and banks.
Here real estate is a giant bubble, if that pops who knows what will happen.
This post has been edited by EsotericSatire: Oct 11 2023, 23:01
> "Free market" reigns supreme > We care more about "The Economy" than the individual people in said economy > Substances similar in nature to Opium are epidemic > Jews and Muslims in palestine are fighting each other > Fascism "authoritarianism and nationalism" on the rise around the world
I think there's a case to be made on a worldwide scale. Aside from lynchings being way down in the States. And telecoms are regulated worse than they were in the 1920's.
I made the mistake of watching the movie Get Out (2017). I knew not to watch anything like that but it had a high tomato and popcorn rating. It was pure shit and woke which surprised me since it was made prior to 2020 BLM hate year.
It was a cringe ripoff of The Stepford Wives but instead of women, they used black people. If the white family was so racist it made no sense that they would put themselves in black bodies. Fucking Hollywood, be on strike forever.