In high school, I was pro-death penalty. As part of a class on politics, I was randomly assigned the anti-death penalty position to research and debate on. I very quickly changed my opinion when I learned about the systemic racism involved. Now I'm an anarchist

Holy shit, this song is amazing

I'm reading Labor's Untold Story. It's about the rise of unions. The latest chapter ended with a capitalist killing themselves, so pretty damn good so far.

Now where's the "I did that" stickers?

Not a fan of that casual sexism. We're better than that.

Tbh I think it's for the best, considering the new owners of paramount want to turn our utopian scifi into a fashy mess

That's the longest snoot I've ever seen

Could you include the band and song name?

This is a pretty decent summary. I've been entrenched in this for so long that it's easy to forget that new unions are learning this as they go along. It was hinted at, but I think it should be said directly: your power as a union stems from your labor. There are all sorts of actions that can be taken to scare the shit out of boss without striking, and they should be used. Even if bargaining is going well, you should hold actions to drive engagement and get people to sign a membership card.

Propaganda isn't strictly a negative term. I'm a propagandist for unions, as an example. News, especially corporate news, is class-based propaganda. Propaganda is the dissemination of a particular viewpoint. News media disseminates the viewpoint of the ruling class. It's all propaganda.

Bortus and Isaac?

How dare you, those are my emotional support tabs