He did it to keep his workers from killing him. They knew where he lived.
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He literally did it to kneecap union organizers.
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Excellent point. Same corp model that exists today. They pay more to keep the union out. Control. A bribe actually. Anti-union workers who benefit from labor law have zero clue how collective bargaining protections helps them.
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Exactly. Some bosses can't see it, but this type of welfare capitalism is at keeping the unions out than all the Pinkertons and propaganda in the world.
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And when Kaiser Bill (basically) invented health insurance (an early form of it), it wasn't the health of the masses he was concerned about.
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But he "was a leader of a country" that before it became one, purchased peaceful growth with all employes with universal healthcare. Since then, it's become a mutual first world understanding, healthcare is a mutual right, except in cray cray USA.
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"Untrue. I was there and spoke to Mr. Ford about his decision" - Bernie Sanders
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Many workers had to work 20 hour days to make that $5. Every time the assembly line broke down they had to clock out and then clock back in when it was repaired.
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@MurbsSox This, and replies. It’s a total anti union move.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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Fear of a union can get some of the results of having a union sometimes.
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Some industrialists hired Pinkertons. Others built model villages with sanitation but weren't hot on abolishing child labor or granting workers a day off. Neither approach was progressive.
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Someday folks will realize that ultimately the alternative is givng folks an alternative to hanging the rich from gas station signs and burning down their houses, not that the poor somehow “self deport.”
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Dude funded square dancing to keep the pure bodily fluids off the jazz. Fair point.
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Dodge v. Ford Motor Co https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dodge_v._Ford_Motor_Co ….
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Ford's $5 daily wage took effect in January, 1914...nearly 3 years before the Dodge Bros. suit (complaint rec'd. by Ford Nov., 1916).
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why did you type those words? I posted to offer some more context to what Ford was about and the forces that worked against him, despite being a captain of industry with compassion for his workers.
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In some ways he was progressive. He was revolutionary for instance in his hiring of African-Americans and disabled. He also was an antisemite whose neighbor with whom he was friendly and designer of his major plants, including River Rouge, were Jewish. The neighbor was a rabbi.
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