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Insightful thread on how (worst case) this might escalate: https://twitter.com/man_integrated/status/1493297796031692812 https://twitter.com/man_integrated/stat

by galosh 5y ago

Insightful thread on how (worst case) this might escalate: https://twitter.com/man_integrated/status/1493297796031692812 https://twitter.com/man_integrated/status/149329779603169281... I'm guessing the more likely option is that the trucker community become "conscientious objectors" and refuse to work, in the hope that their number will cripple services. Does sitting at home still count as terrorism? Because I'd happily fund that

lovecg 5y ago
So, a strike? That was always allowed. Given they’re not supported by the actual unions and are a pretty small fraction of truckers anyway, good luck to them.
- totony 5y ago
  Couldn't they theoretically be forced to work with the emergency act? AFAIK it could be argued that they are providing essential services