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- All workers must be paid a living wage for their labor.
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I don't know, the optics of police literally going into people's homes and pulling them out and forcing them to work doesn't seem like something the government would want, no matter what.
Which side of government would care? The coproratocracy or the facists?
The side that wants to get reelected.
Not just the optics, but the very real danger to the police themselves. This is the US. People get shot for arguing. When you know that sometime this month the police will show up at your door, you might take precautions.
Optics? Seriously? Do we live on opposite sides of the television screen?
You really think it would be a positive optic to see on the Evening News policeman going in the house and dragging people out and forcefully driving them to work and making them work at gunpoint?
Again, though... Optics?
Do you need a definition of the word?
A quick Google search will get you that.
Now, returning, just for a moment, to the real world...
The World is what you make of it.
No. It's not.
Yes, it is.
Listen, the system will not allow itself to collapse, instead of trying to preserve itself, simply due to a fear of outside judgment.
Usually it gets to a point where collapse doesn't ask system for permission.
The collapse is the striking workers you believe are definitely safe from ACAB.
The system is ACAB.
Get it?
Yes, usually when my partner is in the mood.
I'm not.
You're not my type.