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> zuckercorp Unrelated but I hate when journalists squeeze in these insults. The judge was part of the NLRB, and this can (and probably will) be appealed to a
by guywithahat 2y ago
> zuckercorp
Unrelated but I hate when journalists squeeze in these insults.
The judge was part of the NLRB, and this can (and probably will) be appealed to a federal court, where it sounds like precedent doesn’t agree with the NLRB. The NLRB is a joke, and they love to issue rulings against politically unpopular people, even if the ruling is clearly wrong.
It could be that this is upheld in federal court, but we should wait and see before claiming anything is happening
- etc-hosts 2y ago> and they love to issue rulings against politically unpopular people, even if the ruling is clearly wrong Please give an example.
- atlas_hugged 2y agoWild accusations without evidence? Shill much?
- guywithahat 2y agoWhy don't you just read the article above?
- kurikuri 2y ago> The NLRB is a joke, and they love to issue rulings against politically unpopular people, even if the ruling is clearly wrong. You’ll need evidence your claim here… and are you implying that their ruling was wrong in this instance? In what way? The NLRB’s decision was linked and everything seemed sound while I was reading it.