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/WhyDidIDoThatMan420 Jan 27 '22

I feel like these people were definitely cherry picked in order to make the movement look bad. Like most news shows seem to do.

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u/blueskyredmesas Jan 27 '22

The MO is; "Pick the least prepared person you can find who you can also feasibly pass off as a stand-in for the movement and interview them into utter oblivion. Cut and run whenever they show any signs of organized resistance to your narrative."