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What a whole bunch of inaccuracies. I have no time to waste rebutting all the multiple falsehoods in this post, but I want people living in other countries know
by _joe 9y ago
What a whole bunch of inaccuracies. I have no time to waste rebutting all the multiple falsehoods in this post, but I want people living in other countries know that it is filled with inaccuracies and plain falsehoods.
- dpark 9y agoNo way. You can’t assert that someone is lying through their teeth and then utterly fail to provide even a single counterpoint. This is equivalent to yelling “fake news”. The parent comment might be full of lies, but I’m actually more inclined to believe it when the best you can do is call them falsehoods with no evidence or argument.
- ittrow 9y agoYou are FUDding. I'm an Italian living in Italy, and I 100% agree with the parent comment. Also, I'd add that most members of Italian national unions are retired people, so unions mostly care about pensions,ending being often in contrast with younger workers interests (for instance, keeping retirement age low, even if it's one of the lowest in the EU). One must also consider that there's a strong divide between unionized, older workers with "permanent job" contracts, and younger workers with precarious jobs, whose issues are completely ignored by national unions.
- LoSboccacc 9y agothanks. as an Italian I'm baffled how someone can be so blind at what's really happening with unions here
- tomcam 9y agoDo you feel Italy is a model of productivity thanks to union involvement?
- ittrow 9y agoItaly is not a model of productivity for several reasons. Reducing this problem to the union involvement of workers looks intellectually dishonest to me.