Forwarded from Strike Force
“One of the most dangerous times for young radicals is in the months of declining action after a long period of intense struggle.”
https://twitter.com/tc_wda/status/1415112472160178177?s=21
https://twitter.com/tc_wda/status/1415112472160178177?s=21
Forwarded from Aye Aye
Idk much at all about strikes or labor issues. this thread is helping me understand a bit more https://twitter.com/centralordnance/status/1416826431695380484
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This shit is going to get everyone who participates fired, even in just cause states.
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“Is the Canadian Dream dead?
The cost of life in this beautiful country is unbelievable. Everything is getting out of reach. Our new middle class is people renting homes and owning a vehicle.
What happened to working hard for a few years, even a decade and you'd be able to afford the basics of life.
Wages go up 1 dollar, and the price of electricity, food, rent, taxes, insurance all go up by 5. It's like an endless race where our wage is permanently slowed.
Buy a house, buy a car, own a few toys and travel a little. Have a family, live life and hopefully give the next generation a better life. It's not a lot to ask for, in fact it was the only carot on a stick the older generation dangled for us. What do we have besides hope?
I don't know what direction will change this, but it's hard to see the light at the end of the tunnel when you have a whole generation that has been waiting for a chance to start life for a long time. 2007-8 crash wasn't even the start of our problems today.
Please someone convince me there is still hope for what I thought was the best place to live in the world as a child.”
The cost of life in this beautiful country is unbelievable. Everything is getting out of reach. Our new middle class is people renting homes and owning a vehicle.
What happened to working hard for a few years, even a decade and you'd be able to afford the basics of life.
Wages go up 1 dollar, and the price of electricity, food, rent, taxes, insurance all go up by 5. It's like an endless race where our wage is permanently slowed.
Buy a house, buy a car, own a few toys and travel a little. Have a family, live life and hopefully give the next generation a better life. It's not a lot to ask for, in fact it was the only carot on a stick the older generation dangled for us. What do we have besides hope?
I don't know what direction will change this, but it's hard to see the light at the end of the tunnel when you have a whole generation that has been waiting for a chance to start life for a long time. 2007-8 crash wasn't even the start of our problems today.
Please someone convince me there is still hope for what I thought was the best place to live in the world as a child.”