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This is not a pro-labor argument, never was. This is akin to saying that if some workers have it rough, then everyone should share the pain. Back in the day in
by manuelabeledo 3y ago
This is not a pro-labor argument, never was. This is akin to saying that if some workers have it rough, then everyone should share the pain.
Back in the day in Europe, there was an air controller strike where the media tried to frame it as a bunch of entitled, overpaid assholes, ruining holidays for everybody. It was disheartening to see how many actually fell for that message, asking why someone should make over 100k euro a year, instead of questioning why they themselves were making so little.