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I knew there were pictures of that, but it was intentional? You tell me your police put foreign people in chains, took pictures without blurring anything, and p

by orwin 1y ago

I knew there were pictures of that, but it was intentional? You tell me your police put foreign people in chains, took pictures without blurring anything, and posted them? It wasn't a leak? Everything is dumb, but i think this is the worst. Who thought it was a good idea? And the US union workers agree with this? Even if they were doing illegal work, they cheer seeing fellow workers getting in chains and publicly humiliated i guess? Because of course that's the workers fault their company told them to go work there? Are they dumb? Sorry i really like your country (well, The Appalachians and the Sierras) but wtf are you doing?

Exoristos 1y ago
Yes, it's true, Americans prefer to be employed.
- fhdkweig 1y ago
  Now that management are pulling all their Korean workers out and not finishing the plant, how did that work out for the Americans who preferred to be employed? ICE fucked that whole small town. That town was going to have that one industry and now it doesn't.
- orwin 1y ago
  So you agree that if an employer might be breaking the law, we have to publicly humiliate its workers so that USians can have the jobs (maybe)? Why is the public humiliation necessary? The cuffing and even detainment is already too much for people with clean papers imho, but you also have to post their picture on social media to make the world understand how you treat workers in your country, that's the reason? "Your company is foreign and do bad things, if you come here, you'll be cuffed detained and shown to the world as an example" do not seems very USian, Statue of liberty and all, all the lines about justice and "fair punishment", but i'm updating my priors seeing that most of you seems to agree with that.
IncreasePosts 1y ago
The American union workers probably view the people who were detained as stealing jobs from them. They were (allegedly) only allowed to do certain work with their visas, and they were doing other work that was supposed to be for the union.
- orwin 1y ago
  My father used to work in construction in Western europe, so protectionist/Nationalist union workers, i know about them. No one would cheer if that happened to foreign workers, unless company owners were part of the detained, and even then, push would be made so that the workers were respected while accompanied back to Eastern europe, because our union workers actually have something called compassion for fellow workers. Although maybe they would cheer if it were plasterers, but that's because they all belong to jail (according to construction painters at least).

by orwin 1y ago

Exoristos 1y ago

Yes, it's true, Americans prefer to be employed.

fhdkweig 1y ago
Now that management are pulling all their Korean workers out and not finishing the plant, how did that work out for the Americans who preferred to be employed? ICE fucked that whole small town. That town was going to have that one industry and now it doesn't.
orwin 1y ago
So you agree that if an employer might be breaking the law, we have to publicly humiliate its workers so that USians can have the jobs (maybe)? Why is the public humiliation necessary? The cuffing and even detainment is already too much for people with clean papers imho, but you also have to post their picture on social media to make the world understand how you treat workers in your country, that's the reason? "Your company is foreign and do bad things, if you come here, you'll be cuffed detained and shown to the world as an example" do not seems very USian, Statue of liberty and all, all the lines about justice and "fair punishment", but i'm updating my priors seeing that most of you seems to agree with that.

IncreasePosts 1y ago

The American union workers probably view the people who were detained as stealing jobs from them. They were (allegedly) only allowed to do certain work with their visas, and they were doing other work that was supposed to be for the union.

orwin 1y ago
My father used to work in construction in Western europe, so protectionist/Nationalist union workers, i know about them. No one would cheer if that happened to foreign workers, unless company owners were part of the detained, and even then, push would be made so that the workers were respected while accompanied back to Eastern europe, because our union workers actually have something called compassion for fellow workers. Although maybe they would cheer if it were plasterers, but that's because they all belong to jail (according to construction painters at least).