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I fail to see why unions need to be brought in to this issue. Not every problem needs to be framed in the form of class struggle. Exactly what sort of "union" w
by gwright 4y ago
I fail to see why unions need to be brought in to this issue. Not every problem needs to be framed in the form of class struggle. Exactly what sort of "union" would represent tenants? It just seems like a unhelpful way to discuss this particular issue.
- closeparen 4y agohttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tenants_union https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tenants_union
- skrtskrt 4y agoyeah why, when discussing large powerful groups of capital owners colluding to screw the working class, why would we discuss the most successful tool at stopping them: groups of working class people large enough to claw back a tiny amount of power?
- 8note 4y agoWorker unions have provided housing to their members before. The capitalist class is likely to be the owner both of the corporation you work for, and of the housing you live in, so you have the same power struggle with the same people. People owning their own homes, and small landlords push back against that, but the trend is that the owning class owns everything