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  Can we all agree to a general strike ~~if~~ when this passes?
context: I guess too many people have forgotten that striking is the compromise position. Seems weird they want to go back to sabotage and violence, but here we are. >
  
  It conflicts with the right to make money, and we all know what takes precedence. >
  
  Union busting is right at the top of Republican priorities. Has been for decades >
  
  I say Biden just starts ignoring the court. It has no enforcement power. >
  
  Didn’t Biden just shaft the railroad workers and signed a law that made it so they couldn’t strike and also stiffed them on vacation days. >
  
  Unpaid sick days. They just wanted to not be punished for taking an unpaid day off to go to the doctor or you know, be sick. Absolutely unforgivable and further proof that the Democratic Party is just as anti-working class as the republicans are when push comes to shove >
  
  the issue was in congress and dems were giving them more. republicans shat on it and biden had to make a difficult choice between economic deadlock or some negative press. >
  
  God, this stuff just becomes draining after a while... >
  
  Where have you been for the last 3-5 years? >
  
  They only have power if we all honor their rulings. Are cops, who are all in unions, really going to go in and squash other unions when they strike? On second thought, maybe…. >
  
  This case is about whether or not the company has a right to sue striking workers for damages and/or losses caused by the strike. It wouldn't be police breaking the strike, it would just tie up anyone striking in costly court battles for years. 
  This would shift the power dramatically in favor of corporations. >
  
  You're misrepresenting the point. Also, emptying the truck, parking it, and securing it sounds a lot like...work. >
  
  Funny how it's always "you have the right to strike and protest, but only in such a way that you don't cause any economic inconvenience or financial disruption" >
  
  Exactly. The entire point of a labor strike is to harm the company in a way that proves labor's value. By the way, the cement in mixers was a literal argument filed in an amicus brief for this case.