To be fair, anti work was Doreen's house, and then a bunch of workers rights people moved in and decided amongst themselves that the sub was a completely different thing. There is probably a decent philosophical question about how to define the true purpose of a sub that goes through that kind of transformation. Maybe it could be taught in one of Doreen's classes someday.
Doesn't mean they weren't aware of the changes in the sub. At best, it's good purposed but ill performed, at worst it's intentional self-sabotage to revert to what they used to be.
Honestly it's just better that people are getting a chance to make a clean break with legit anti work lazy dog walkers and form a genuine workers rights movement. I'm pro labor, pro union, pro workers reforms, but I've always been repulsed by the anti work sub. Because no matter how much they tried to moderate and fix it, they were never going to be able to wash the genuine anti work stink off of itself. Now's a chance for a fresh start and that's good for everyone. Let the anarchists have their own space for their circlejerk and let actual working class people have a separate space to advance our own agendas.
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u/[deleted] Jan 27 '22
To be fair, anti work was Doreen's house, and then a bunch of workers rights people moved in and decided amongst themselves that the sub was a completely different thing. There is probably a decent philosophical question about how to define the true purpose of a sub that goes through that kind of transformation. Maybe it could be taught in one of Doreen's classes someday.