Comments by "Scott Charney" (@scottcharney1091) on "VICE"
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@perseusrex614 You misunderstand. Unionization is one crucial way to obtain decent wages, and, crucially, humane working conditions. That's not an ideal solution for a variety of reasons, which is why radical unions like the IWW have always advocated workplace democracy. Anyway, times of high unionization in the US were also times when many workers could spend more of their own money, which is a stimulus. Market forces operate within whatever framework is at play. Plus, on top of all of that, migration is self-limiting, in large part due to remittances. Rich-country money goes a long way in less-wealthy places. There's a reason why net migration with Mexico has recently been around 0.
Also, you do understand how destructive US foreign and economic policies force people into the migrant stream, right?
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