• @Godric
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    76 months ago

    That’s a really cool point, is there a source to back it up? I don’t take my views from Twitter screenshots.

    • @halcyoncmdr
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      246 months ago

      Union membership peaked in the 1950s at one-third of the workforce. At that time, despite pervasive racial and gender discrimination, overall income inequality was close to its lowest level since its peak before the Great Depression, and was continuing to fall.
      US Treasury

      • @Godric
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        26 months ago

        Thank you very much, interesting read!

      • @Godric
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        76 months ago

        Why would I not let something that is well sourced influence my views? What is your issue with here?

        • @[email protected]
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          -96 months ago

          Because everyone here is a degenerate. Myself included. Bias is everywhere, a single, or even a collection of sources is a porthole on a topic. Lemmy is for memes, not facts. No social media is for facts. I’m a liar and so are you. So are they.

          • @Godric
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            36 months ago

            Friend, nobody seeing or commenting on a pro-union post is a caviar-munching degenerate. While I know social media is prone to bias and misinformation by nature, that doesn’t necessarily mean everything is a lie. Can we not find factual information just because we happen to be on a website with commentary?

              • @mydude
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                36 months ago

                Dude, legacy media is far worse. It’s not even in the same ballpark…

                  • @mydude
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                    06 months ago

                    Curious, how do you get informed then?