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I don't understand the sentiment you're trying to express. You seem to be making a distinction between workers and a hypothetical "you" who is somehow a worker
by mattmanser 10y ago
I don't understand the sentiment you're trying to express. You seem to be making a distinction between workers and a hypothetical "you" who is somehow a worker and yet not a worker at the same time.
It reminds me of doublethink.
- Eridrus 10y agoThere are power structures inside a union that may not align with your own interests. As an analogy, nations are made up or citizens, but that doesn't mean they are aligned with any individual citizen.
- drdeca 10y agoThe goals/interests of a collection of workers needn't always align with those of every individual worker. The goals/interests of the workers in a particular collection of workers are not all identical ( even after modding out by certain things like "it is in my interests to receive more payment, but not /inherently/ in my interests that Joe receive more payment, and visa versa for Joe's interests").