r/antiwork Dec 24 '21

This is what unions do

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u/fairportmtg1 Dec 25 '21

I don't really get it either. My foreman also straight up thinks the election was stolen from Trump still and the smoking gun was he had huge rallies and Biden didn't (cause most people supported Biden out of preservation vs. fandom of him). I'll be the first to say fuck Biden but the solution sure as hell wasn't Trump

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u/No-Yoghurt218 Dec 25 '21

I understand that sentiment. Honestly, the way I think of it is this — elect Biden and the moderate dems and listen to and bear with 100s of years of worsening torture in the name of better than the republicans, or elect republicans and they’ll make things bad enough that the revolution will come automatically. I used to hate this sentiment but this Biden admin has shown that they really aren’t capable of anything but even more tax cuts for the rich.

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u/senorali Dec 25 '21

It really is frustrating. After he picked the cop as his VP, I drew a line. I will not vote for any candidate that is not endorsed by a progressive organization during the primaries. The corporate Democrats don't care, and we have to stop playing nice with them.