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r/WorkReform is supposedly the replacement for the faction that wasn't "anti-work" but pro-better work conditions that felt misrepresented in the interview.
by udbhavs 5y ago
r/WorkReform is supposedly the replacement for the faction that wasn't "anti-work" but pro-better work conditions that felt misrepresented in the interview.
- cuteboy19 5y agoFactionalism is endemic to left wing movements. There are already 3 different splinter subs for workreform
- rdtsc 5y agoIn general, I find it is much harder to maintain group focus and cohesion when the movement is defined as anti- something right off the bat. It works for short term causes, but not easy sustain long term. It starts with negativity, it then attracts more as it goes along. The angriest, most radical ones are promoted to become leaders. Soon the negativity spills into internal fights - “ you are not angry enough, not one of us, we’re banning you!” etc.