• Onno (VK6FLAB)
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    114 months ago

    So … where did they go and how did they survive, the working class that is.

    • @PassingThrough
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      4 months ago

      I presume much the same ways as they did inside the city…with work.

      Grab a quiet field(there was more available space before there were so many people), put up some temporary shelters, hunt and forage, cook a camp potluck. Sure, go without the certainty of stone and plumbing for awhile, but it could be done when you had the skills and the will.

      Unlike the the other guys who had to realize they weren’t very good at or comfortable with the whole…working thing.

  • @madcaesar
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    64 months ago

    This sounds like bullshit.

    If you could actually organize like this you’d just roll over the ruling class and be done with it.

      • @davidagain
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        Well, in my country a strike is illegal if it’s about an issue that doesn’t directly affect you (and then they criticise you for being selfish), so there’s that. Oh, and it recently became very illegal to protest climate change.

        • @[email protected]
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          74 months ago

          Most strikes in history, at least the most important ones were all illegal. I’m pretty sure this Roman thing wasn’t legal either.