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Being from the US, this kind of union solidarity is really beautiful to watch. We've had our own string of recent wins, which has also been pretty fantastic, bu
by catapart 3y ago
Being from the US, this kind of union solidarity is really beautiful to watch. We've had our own string of recent wins, which has also been pretty fantastic, but seeing it all go down as if this is standard practice hits different. Like the difference between watching your buddy make a wild-ass, hail-mary basketball shot, and watching Micheal Jordan tomahawk dunk. They're both cool to see and amazing in different ways, but there's something mesmerizing about a well-oiled machine performing optimally with (seemingly) no effort.
- mananaysiempre 3y agoFrom what I understand, solidarity like these are illegal in the US under the Taft–Hartley Act of 1947. (Many other countries as well.) So you aren’t going to see such things at home until there are some pretty drastic changes in federal politics.
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- edgyquant 3y agoNo it seems a bit ridiculous and I totally understand why it’s illegal in the US and other countries.