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If 32 hours is better than 40, why not shoot for a 24 hour work week? Since this is being heavily promoted by the anti-work crowds on Twitter and Reddit, we kno
by yucky 5y ago
If 32 hours is better than 40, why not shoot for a 24 hour work week? Since this is being heavily promoted by the anti-work crowds on Twitter and Reddit, we know they don't really want to work 32 hours. Maybe this is just a case of them always having terrible naming conventions (ie Defund the Police)
It's like the #FightFor15 argument, if you're already saying 15 isn't enough, then it undermines your calls for it. Say what you mean and mean what you say. If not, don't expect to be taken seriously.
- kurikuri 5y agoI’m not sure I appreciate this type of argument. Is the credibility of a movement actually undermined if the progress currently asked for isn’t the final objective? Is moving in the direction of what I want not an action you could take seriously if I don’t reach my destination? There might be valid points against this, but preventing any partial solution because it isn’t the ultimate solution seems to be more of a derailing tactic (where the conversation is instead devolved into trying to examine what the ideal solution would be in a hypothetical we wouldn’t be able to achieve) than an actual argument.