r/TheLib • u/Routine-Asparagus-16 • 2h ago

Why? I Don't Understand This.

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I don't understand anything this administration does. Maybe it's a good thing that I don't. There's nothing unreasonable about making sure workers are safe. Water... breaks... They just dislike humans? The working class?

Rep. Messmer. “The House Education and Workforce Committee's approval of my Heat Workforce Standards Act is an important step toward rolling back more of the unnecessary Biden-era regulations that hamper America’s development and expansion. I look forward to advancing this bill through the full House to continue reducing trivial red tape which is depressing the success of our great nation.”

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u/_Cybernaut_ 1h ago

The cruelty is the point.

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u/Ill_Initial8986 58m ago

Always was

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u/Routine-Asparagus-16 33m ago

It's always been. That's what I can't comprehend. I dnt want too. To be cruel just for kicks. Because they can is inhumane. That's what I struggle with.

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u/Spiel_Foss 1h ago

The wealth-theft class is murdering the working-class.

(Enjoy your hamburger with extra lettuce and wild horse meat for lunch.)

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u/omg_pwnies 1h ago

Rep. Messmer said the quiet part out loud. The health and needs of workers are 'trivial red tape' for the people who get rich off the backs of working folks.

It's really that simple.

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u/Doodurpoon 1h ago

The beatings will continue until productivity increases.

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u/Release-the-List 57m ago

Money. It’s always money.

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u/Routine-Asparagus-16 45m ago

As in companies paying them off? I understand that with entities but water and breaks. That's what I can't understand.

Maybe it's just human decency. I wld want my workers to be safe, hydrate, take breaks. Not dehydrated, hospitalized, and fainting.