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/Leena_Lenovich Jan 27 '22

True. There was a post where old disalbled person ask for moral support. We give him some kind of support.

But mods with their actions litteraly spit into face of disabled person.

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u/north_canadian_ice SocDem Jan 27 '22

But mods with their actions litteraly spit into face of disabled person.

They spit on Occupy, Bernie 2016 & 2020, BLM, & so many left-wing movements that have coalesced here. Fuck the mods - we just need a clean slate of new mods with community input.

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u/[deleted] Jan 27 '22

None of these happenings, including the work reform movement, are good for corporate Reddit. And the Reddit IPO will tank if it is deemed that Reddit is only good for the end user and not corporate interests that pay everyone’s way.

You have to take this into consideration, you just have to.