Comments by "Praise The Sun" (@Praisethesunson) on "" video.

  1.  @namonamo494  First thing you said. Correct. Second thing you said. Wildly off. It's more about power than it is cost. Keeping workers weak and unorganized doesn't just save money. It keeps power entrenched in a small pool of already wealthy ghouls. Ghouls that actively don't want to be held to account by the rabble who make the money they claim for themselves. Companies will run themselves into bankruptcy than yield their ill gotten grasp of power. That's how a class war works
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  2.  @potmki6601  A war between the working class and the ownership class. Sounds like a war of classes. A class war of some kind.
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  3. Those strangers are either bots, idiots who bought the propaganda they are constantly fed, or people who are literally paid to keep labor unorganized.
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  4. America is a global Capitalist empire. We will export this model of Exploitation into any market we can penetrate. If you are in the U.K. Our money is being spent on privatizing the NHS and cracking open the city of London's "financial services".
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  5.  @max-cedrikvollmer1205  Voluntarily is a poor choice of words. Your political class is doing the bidding of corporate oligarchs because your political isn't getting sufficiently punished for doing so. I'll see what I can find for you. But understand. This isn't some natural process. It is very deliberate planning by your ownership class to expand and entrench their own power over your society to serve their own interests.
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  6. Yeah but then the owners have to cut a golf game or coke binge short in order to negotiate with some rabble union over money that would go to workers. That money could be used on more cocaine for owners if those selfish unions didn't exist!
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  7. It's not about saving money. It about power. Unions inherently give workers more power than owners want to share.
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  8. They called them propaganda at the wage slaves but the PR firm said captive audience meetings helped deflect the obvious class war nature of the meetings.
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  9. I liked richard cause he called out the system racism inherent in the labor movement decades before Muricans decided to care about it.
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  10. You look 15. You don't seem old enough to have worked two different jobs already
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  11. Who?
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  12. Because companies are a class of Capitalists. And their class interest is to keep the working class as subservient as possible. The company you described would never be allowed to prosper.
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  13. It's the nature of collective bargaining. You aren't a collective if it's only 10% of workers
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  14.  @VolrinSeth  If Murica tried national unionizing of industries corporations would start murdering people again.
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  15. Unions are what workers make of them. If a unions membership is unengaged and disinterested. Then it would be super easy for workers to take control of the union. Sell out to management and make a nice payday for themselves.
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  16. It's almost like the corporation is just lying.
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  17. Wouldn't universal healthcare solve a lot of those issues?
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  18.  @Jonny5Fails  I mean,what you are ignoring is that the people who limit the amount disabled people literally don't want disabled people to live. Since humans have no inherent right to life. Humans only purpose is to serve the glorious Lord God called markets(and the owners of Capital). Disabled people can't serve markets, so they can't live. Honestly do you even neoliberal bro? This is basic stuff.
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  19.  @Jonny5Fails  Disabled people don't contribute to the market. They just add expense. You have no idea how much it costs to make any building with a disabled worker ADA compliant. It's cheaper to keep them suffering on the government Dole. And less politically disadvantageous then just letting them die in the streets of exposure.
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  20. That's letting your Capitalist owners dictate the terms of your liberation
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  21. Your corporate curated text books don't like to mention the history of unions. It gives the rabble the kind of ideas that don't let the owners of those corporations do Exploitation as easily.
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