> At least they're not shilling any politics, because that's what they usually do publicly on their real brand accounts. Labour and union rights is as politica

> At least they're not shilling any politics, because that's what they usually do publicly on their real brand accounts. Labour and union rights is as political as it gets. Union politics shape the politics and policies of pretty much the entire development world, to the point that it frequently is behind revolutions, regime changes and in some cases even civil wars. Even the US, whose political regime is openly hostile towards workers and labour rights, already has a fair share of historical events related to union and worker's rights that are critical to its history.