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🚨📦BREAKING: Workers at Amazon’s second-largest air hub, KSBD in San Bernardino, CA, join thousands more across the country walking out on strike! All out to support striking Amazon workers! 📍2535 E 3rd St, San Bernardino, CA 92410

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Queen L’Antifa1 year ago

Solidarity with the workers!!

Anita minot1 year ago

Good, Bezos can afford to pay a decent wage.

John1 year ago

Good!!!! F em all!!!! We already have our Christmas gifts!!!! LOL

Ronnie1 year ago

#UnionStrong #TraderJoesUnited #Unionize #Amazon #JeffBezos

Randy Neel1 year ago

They all look absolutely worthless lol good luck finding jobs

MAX1 year ago

Amazon will go to robots …enjoy your strike ! Wealthy people are not wealthy by bring behind the curve …product and labor are the most expensive…Labor will go

Heather1 year ago

As a former AWS (Amazon Web Services) employee, I 110% stand with these people. They treat all their employees like shit... they just pay corporate enough to not complain about the abuse.

hmm1 year ago

Lazy Americans. We don’t want to pay more for things on Amazon. If you want to get paid more, get a better job, like the rest of us.

Sam *Bologna* Maloney1 year ago

Ehhh... Maybe if they stopped putting packages on my porch that aren't addressed to my address I could support them.

Joe1 year ago

Doesn’t seem very smart with all these illegals to take their place.

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