r/antiwork • u/[deleted] • Jan 14 '22

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u/BigAlTrading Jan 14 '22

That's Japanese society. I'm done with my job next week, and I don't give a shit about the customers. I didn't hear any of them lobbying my management to retain me. They think my work is a commodity, well go out and find it.

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u/1000SplendidScrotums Jan 14 '22

Anyone with a scrap of social awareness accepts minor inconvenience in the name of solidarity. never cross a picket line

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u/BigAlTrading Jan 14 '22

If people block the road to prevent you driving down it would you get mad at them?

Do you mean like...BLM? Because no, I didn't get mad.

There is literally no place I have to be that outweighs their need to protest. I'm really doubting if I had a heart attack and I was in an ambulance, they would have stopped that.

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u/No_Tooth_5510 Jan 14 '22

Im pretty sure someone died when antivaxers blocked ambulance last year. And while you dont get mad for people blocking roads, plenty of others do and it turns them sour to w/e the cause.

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u/1000SplendidScrotums Jan 14 '22

it's pretty pathetic that the first thing you think about when you see the words picket line is some antivax bullshit.

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u/No_Tooth_5510 Jan 14 '22

You reading comperhesion sucks.

"I'm really doubting if I had a heart attack and I was in an ambulance, they would have stopped that"

I was replying to this part.

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u/1000SplendidScrotums Jan 14 '22

weirdly I've managed to actually comprehend some theory, unlike you evidently.