So these clowns don't even care about actually accomplishing anything, they just think they need time off work to virtue-signal.When asked what a tangible success for their movement would look like, Marie said that just the visuals of empty stores and workplaces would be a success.
Is this movement even real, or is it just right-wing trolls?"I'm striking because - after three elections of voting for the horrible orange creature - I finally woke up and saw how his policies are doing horrible damage to American workers, immigrants with or without documents, the people of Palestine, the LGBTQ+ community, and millions of other human beings," one participant wrote.
To what end?A general strike is something that I've thought about. Could be effective.
You sure you're not an undercover conservative masquerading as a liberal, Gatsby? What other option does the little guy have to try to make the f*ckheads in DC listen to them? The unions have used strikes for over a century and it has produced results for them. I don't have to list the benefits striking has brought to workers?This is really dumb. Both the method and (some of) their demands. A small handful of morons walk off their jobs because they want price controls on rent and groceries. Why would anyone even care, aside from their employers? Do they really think there's some chance that Donald Trump is going to sign a law codifying DEI into law?
So these clowns don't even care about actually accomplishing anything, they just think they need time off work to virtue-signal.
Is this movement even real, or is it just right-wing trolls?
Sending a freaking message?To what end?
I think the commenter who claimed he voted for Trump three times in a row, but has finally seen the light, and then goes on to give a shout-out to every single leftist talking point (Palestine, LGBTQ, illegal immigrants, blah blah blah) is quite possibly an undercover conservative masquerading as a liberal. That sure is a lot of political evolution in the span of 8 months. Bonus points since it's just unfocused slop rather than a narrow demand for one particular thing.You sure you're not an undercover conservative masquerading as a liberal, Gatsby?
By winning elections.What other option does the little guy have to try to make the f*ckheads in DC listen to them?
Usually union strikes are aimed at extracting concessions from their employers...i.e. the ones who they are striking against. Not at convincing a Republican Congress and President to codify DEI and put price controls on groceries.The unions have used strikes for over a century and it has produced results for them. I don't have to list the benefits striking has brought to workers?
By winning elections.So tell us. How do 300 million Americans hurting from Trump's economy go up against 992 well-placed, well-funded billionaires who have bought the Federal government lock, stock and barrel?
By winning elections.
What a bizarre statement. What do you think they should do to fit the list more? It's a very good list, and an appropriate act of protest. What is wrong with people criticizing good citizenship?That's quite the list of demands for some people not going to work for a few days.
You sure you're not an undercover conservative masquerading as a liberal, Gatsby?
Trump only hears about what his handlers want him to hear about.Their main goal is to have Trump actually comment on this. Only then will they have some credibility.
For starters, they should narrow it down. They don't need 21 demands, especially when they're asking a Republican Congress and president. Ask for one or two. They can start by eliminating all the items that are really dumb and/or will definitely not happen, like price controls on groceries. Maybe just ask for the "Hands off Medicaid" and "No tax cuts for the rich," since those are good policies, things that have been in the news very recently, and plausible policy goals in American politics.What a bizarre statement. What do you think they should do to fit the list more?
When you criticize everything, you criticize nothing. Anyone who wants to read a laundry list of DSA goals can probably find it on their website. Do they really need a single walkout from work to address grocery prices, Medicaid costs, CEO salaries, the electoral college, and the taxation of some particular churches they dislike?It's a very good list, and an appropriate act of protest. What is wrong with people criticizing good citizenship?
Practically every post you make is attacking Joe Biden and/or praising Donald Trump...but left-ishly, of course. No, clearly you are very sincere in your political views. That's just how it happens to shake out.What is undercover about their obvious conservative posts?
They aren't fooling anyone.
Good luck with that. This country is so apathetic they would vote for a PEDO reality star."According to the group's mission statement, they plan to institute a so-called "economic blackout." Its members would either call out of work sick or take sick time for three days"
'People's Sick Day' set to cripple U.S. as Trump protesters plot mass walkout
According to the group's mission statement, they plan to institute a so-called "economic blackout." Its members would either call out of work sick or take sick time for three dayswww.themirror.com
List of demands:
- Calling for the impeachment, removal, and arrest of Donald John Trump and the Republican administration for knowingly manipulating the U.S. stock market, ignoring the U.S. Constitution, trafficking humans, and destroying our federal workforce. HE IS A CRIMINAL! LOCK HIM UP.
- Demanding HANDS OFF Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid, SNAP, and veterans' benefits
- Demanding the removal of caps on Social Security
- Demanding NO MORE tax breaks for the rich — TAX THEM ALL!
- Demanding an end to unlimited corporate profits and economic injustice
- Demanding an end to lobbyist and SUPER PAC funding
- Demanding the elimination of Citizens United
- Demanding an increase in the federal minimum wage to $20 an hour, with adjustments for inflation as needed
- Demanding a cap on CEO pay at no more than 35% above the lowest worker's salary
- Demanding that wages for elected officials be capped at the median salary of their district
- Demanding caps on rent, grocery, and insurance costs
- Demanding universal healthcare for all U.S. citizens and federal protection for sick time
- Demanding term limits for all members of Congress and the U.S. Supreme Court
- Demanding reform of immigration policies
- Demanding gun law reform — PROTECT OUR KIDS!
- Demanding codified women's rights to choose
- Demanding codified DEI and affirmative action
- Demanding the elimination of the Electoral College and a ban on gerrymandering
- Demanding ranked-choice voting in all federal and state elections
- Demanding the taxation of mega-churches
- Demanding free post-secondary education
No, they're not. Realists would trim the list down to something more reasonable to draw more supporters for a more effective protest.A few of you are misunderstanding that list. The organizers don't want these all at once. They're realists.
They know such a thing could never be accomplished in four years, let alone a few months. What that list represents are goals rather than demands.
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