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Whether or not the report targeted the US, the article certainly did. It’s not clear that “worker’s rights” legislation and regulation is in any way related to
by whiddershins 6y ago
Whether or not the report targeted the US, the article certainly did.
It’s not clear that “worker’s rights” legislation and regulation is in any way related to spreading the awesome.
People tend to do as you just did, assert this as self evident, but that glosses over a whole category of political and social philosophy that strongly disagrees.
The United States is fantastically prosperous, and the relatively unregulated hiring environment may have been a component.
And I’m not talking about workers in tech, I don’t think their life is that awesome. I think people living in a small town in Kentucky with a beautiful little house and great food, plenty of nature, surrounded by friends and family. That’s the awesome so many Americans have.
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