• Flying SquidM
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    16 months ago

    You blamed workers not asking for raises for their pay being low. That’s privilege in a nutshell.

    • @Eximius
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      16 months ago

      I am sure when you go to work and don’t get a raise for 10 years, you would think twice of the importance of worker unions in large companies.

      • Flying SquidM
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        16 months ago

        Your words:

        And people don’t ask for fair wages, because people I talk to haven’t had a raise in 10-20 years, even though inflation went crazy over the past 10 years.

        You said nothing about unions at all.

        And people shouldn’t have to join a union or ask to get paid fairly. Again, a privileged idea that takes corporations off the hook.

        • @Eximius
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          16 months ago

          People definitely should ask to be paid fairly. What is the point otherwise? To roll over and get fucked by any company willing to accept your skillset to make them insane amounts of money?

          What the fuck.

          • Flying SquidM
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            16 months ago

            Wow. You’re still making it their job to ask and not up to the company to pay the fair wage and you don’t even realize how pro-corporate that is.

            • @Eximius
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              6 months ago

              What the fuck. I keep saying I hate large companies, and they are literally abusing people by not raising peoples’ wages over 10 year time-frames.

              • @Eximius
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                16 months ago

                I would be fine joining a petition forcing companies to at least go inline with inflation with their wages, but you did not propose it, you are just trying to be angry at something I didn’t say.

      • @Eximius
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        16 months ago

        It’s just, if you talk about finances driving your decisions, you must talk about fair wages and the current state of things. Otherwise you’re ignoring the full picture.

        I blame large companies much more than I blame people not doing unions, but unions is the only possibility for people to fight back long-term abuse for a job they either perceive as acceptable, or not changeable (for whatever reason).