> As we near our critical goal of 11M strikers we will finalize our demands and prepare for Strike Day. If you're going to ask 11 million people to commit to s

> As we near our critical goal of 11M strikers we will finalize our demands and prepare for Strike Day. If you're going to ask 11 million people to commit to striking, shouldn't they know what they're striking for? Committing to a strike is an enormous commitment and risk - how can I possibly sign this if, when push comes to shove, the demands end up being like "coal workers will get a $0.10 raise through additional subsidies" or something. They don't seem to even have a hint of what they will demand. The idea of a general strike has enormous power, but this in particular seems like a recipe for disappointment.