As someone who doesn't know a lot about labour movements, why would the owners lock out the workers?
Not once in history have the police marched into a company boardroom and turned on a firehose at the owners for locking out the workers. They aren't on your side.
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The same reason the workers strike essentially, because they think they can get a better deal. If the union wants to continue the contract but the owners think they are overpaid, ect.
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You cannot paint such a broad generalization across a network of people who have dedicated their lives to maintaining order. Your words are propaganda skewing the truth for your own convenience. Why should anyone assume that your 'knowledge' is on our side?
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I’m taking a moment to imagine this because it makes me really happy
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Mexico city police illegally detained a teenage boy (for taking pictures of them) and he's been missing since then. He is 16.
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Existential comics is taking a radical turn...is there a connection between Existentialism/absurdism/etc. and revolutionary politics?
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In order to practice radical freedom, it helps to not be hindered by tyrannical social organizations and policies, and to be in good health and educated. So Camus and Sartre famously supported Communism and the USSR before turning to Anarchism. Existentialism is radical.
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