I do miss the old antiwork
Posted Jan 28, 2022, 1:41 PM UTC
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I really hope this sub can be like the old antiwork
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We're here to destroy work aren't we?
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yesssss
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[removed]
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This is the new old anti work.
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And even more improved(we hope)
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Abolish employment, end wage slavery 🙌
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I’m new to this sub and also to anti-work, which I now dropped, but this is what I was looking for I just fucking hate work
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Merits of either position aside, from a negotiation stand point—you have to be maximalist! It’s “fuck work” or nothing, here’s why.
We have no political power—Princeton study that shows public opinion has zero effect on policy. We have barely any real organized labor power. You think employers and multinational corps don’t know polls show people want shit like healthcare and higher wages and vacation leave and family time? Of course they do! So what is the point of places like r/antiwork “taking or clarifying positions” or whatever? The only and best thing—until we’re more organized or have political influence—to do is scare elites.
And millions of working people saying “fuck work” and doing things like quitting is the best we can do. That scares the shit out of them, which is why Fox News took notice of a subreddit in the first place.
BuT wHaT iF wE aLl PrOtEsT oN mAy DaY?
organized striking is exactly what the fuck he's talking about
Yeah man.
Like the truckers in Canada?
why do you know about them? hm? is it because their methods are incredibly fucking effective?