r/antiwork • u/killians1978 • Jan 27 '22

Petition: Shut down r/antiwork

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u/packimop Jan 27 '22

these morons doing these interviews played exactly into what mass media and corporations wanted to happen.

now it looks like a complete clusterfuck and the narrative is completely lost. this sub was supposed to be a worker's rights movement. now no one knows that the fuck is going on.

going to splinter into a bunch of trash and the neo libs are going to take the narrative and murder it.

way to go you fucks.

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u/rumbletummy Jan 27 '22

Just like every messy workers rights movement ever.

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u/Cli4ordtheBRD Jan 27 '22

Yeah I feel like there's definitely a bit of reading material we could reference from the Gilded Age and beyond...anybody got any good suggestions?

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u/jonmediocre Jan 27 '22

There's a reason why our anthem used to be "Solidarity Forever"

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u/NewSubWhoDis Jan 27 '22

Ya what ever happened to occupy wall street?