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Being Mean to Scabs Is Working
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this post was submitted on 19 Sep 2023
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It took me far too many braincells to realize that this headline means "being mean to scabs is effective" and not "being mean to scabs is, itself, doing work."
Maybe I need to use the sleep.
Volunteer work is also work, and I'll gladly do this for free.
Although if I could be paid to be on strike I think that would be best.
Hey, if it paid a living wage I would be mean to scabs professionally, 8 hours a day, 5 days a week.
This is literally the job of labor union leaders. Go be one! We need more.
I'd do the same 8 hours a day, but I'm taking Fridays off as well, tyvm.
If the being mean to scabs union goes on strike, what happens if a member of the union scabs?