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85,000 DOCKWORKERS ARE OFFICIALLY ON STRIKE! LET'S GO!

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War Still Sucks1 year ago

Somebody decided the best way to fight automation was with an automated billboard.

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JMooreBoston1 year ago

How long before democrats swoop in and declare the strike illegal, while simultaneously claiming to be the party of workers and unions?

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KingAwol1 year ago

Bidenomics strikes again 😂

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The Left Independent ✊🏻✊🏼✊🏽✊🏾✊🏿1 year ago

The rail workers should've struck 2 years ago. Then maybe East Palestine, Ohio mightn't have been poisoned. But good on the dock workers for not giving in! I hope they bring the industry to its knees & force real concessions!

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Iceberg1 year ago

I’m sure you’ll be celebrating in two weeks when you can’t get food from the grocery store

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🍌 banana 🍌republic1 year ago

Replace them with scabs and automation

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anshedonic1 year ago

This is going to be brutal.

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Capitalism Loves Climate Chaos1 year ago

But, but... how are we going to get our cheap shit from China? 😝

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CyberPete1 year ago

Automation is coming and these people think strikes will keep them employed 😅😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

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