• @Animated_beans
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      Not necessarily. The employees of airlines have been quite impactful with partial, random strikes in a method called CHOAS. Not everyone will strike at the same time and their strikes only last a few hours- enough to cause problems for the flight they’ve been scheduled on. This hurts the company without harming too many customers and has been effective in the past as a strike strategy.

      Think of a partial strike as a warning that more could follow if demands aren’t meet.

      https://www.afacwa.org/chaos#:~:text=CHAOS is AFA's trademarked strategy of intermittent,minimizing the risk for striking flight attendants

      • @[email protected]
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        42 days ago

        Difference here: Amazon being owned by a man worth fucking $200 BILLION, any temporary disruption will hardly register on the grande scale of his wealth.

        • @Animated_beans
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          Don’t let the perfect be the enemy of the good. Yes, this isn’t the best way to harm Amazon, but small, targeted boycotts can drive change. And I bet, if you try living without Amazon for a week, you’ll find replacements and it’ll be easier to move away from them long-term

          • @SLVRDRGN
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            42 days ago

            And I bet, if you try living without Amazon for a week, you’ll find replacements and it’ll be easier to move away from them long-term

            Exactly.

    • B-TR3E
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      22 days ago

      Reddit is fucking dead, nowadays. You can’t seriously call that “living”. Ok, braindead at least