My #1 hottest take is that there are no class traitors. There are just people pursuing their class interests in a variety of costumes.
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Replying to @MoustacheClubUS
What are scabs who become management after scabbing?
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Replying to @Fearghas13
Petit boug, now and forever, as
@tereseaimee noted on a recent ep. They perhaps had the choice of aligning with the only universal class, but feathered their beds differently2 replies 0 retweets 1 like -
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Replying to @tereseaimee @MoustacheClubUS
I’m aware but we always save our most visceral hatred for that we are closest too.
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A traitor is always hated more than an enemy.
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that sort of behavior is expected, though...what seems like betrayal within the working class is built into the system. the behaviors are infuriating but expected. there are also a multitude of scab-style behaviors occurring outside the strike context: ordering from uber, etc.
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Replying to @MoustacheClubUS @jckdnh and
writing for $300 instead of $200, writing for 75 cents a word at a place that defeated a union drive, shopping at X store instead of Y store, on and on. when i was in the UFCW local 4, there was a strike, and while I was supportive, I also went to work mowing lawns/waiting tables
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a labor aristocrat like my maternal grandfather could truly avoid "scabbing" -- no picket lines crossed, no non-union products purchased, etc. a whole lifestyle built around that. but my father's family, in WV, experienced caloric scarcity and made far more erratic decisions
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