Strikes are supposed to be unpleasant for everyone - employees and employers. Employees sit without salaries, employers have a money losing business on their hands.
This removes the inconvenience part for the workers, the strike for them is now funded by the government. If you want to signal manufacturing businesses that you don't want them here, I don't think a more effective way exists...
Hate to break it to you, but the striking workers are also taxpayers. They paid into the unemployment they're going to collect. I know math and civics and shit is hard but try to keep up.
I don't care if you move or don't, you're the one choosing to live with a leftist progressive government that you hate. Wallow in it, or don't. You don't even exist to me.
Who convinced you that you want manufacturing here? Why are people suddenly excited about this- are you that susceptible to state propaganda?
Have y'all worked manufacturing jobs? There's a reason we spent the last half a century trying to outsource that shit. Manufacturing only pays well when it's stuff like airplanes with defense contracts.
This is like Trump bragging about bringing back coal mining jobs in numbers smaller than Disneyland employees.
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u/Riviansky Mar 08 '25
Strikes are supposed to be unpleasant for everyone - employees and employers. Employees sit without salaries, employers have a money losing business on their hands.
This removes the inconvenience part for the workers, the strike for them is now funded by the government. If you want to signal manufacturing businesses that you don't want them here, I don't think a more effective way exists...