• @derf82
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    391 year ago

    Of course they can do more. Look at their profits. Look at their executive pay.

    • @Hoomod
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      211 year ago

      But won’t you think of the shareholders?!

      • Neuromancer
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        1 year ago

        You realize gm shareholders lost everything in the last bailout. That includes the workers who had stock as well.

        Many people are myopic and forget the workers are shareholders. My dad was a uaw for most of his life. I lost all his shares in the BK. I only kept them for sentimental reasons but they’re gone.

        Another thing to note, pension plans are some of the largest shareholders. So you’re literally mocking union workers.

        • @Nudding
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          101 year ago

          Do you think that’s who we’re talking about?

          • Neuromancer
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            Yes. Since pension plans are some the largest shareholders. People don’t understand who shareholders really are. They think they’re some mythical person when really it’s pension funds.

            • @Nudding
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              61 year ago

              No. We’re talking about controlling shareholders. Board members, executives, etc. Good try though.

              • Neuromancer
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                -81 year ago

                Is there a mouse in your pocket? We are not talking about anything.

                The largest shareholders are pension/retirement funds.

                I get you want to screw the unions but grow up.

                • @Nudding
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                  41 year ago

                  Uhh… No, I’m very pro union. We aren’t talking about the same thing. Have a nice day.

  • @Vodik_VDK
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    1 year ago

    That’s what I like to hear.

    This man’s a heckin’ chief.

    • Neuromancer
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      11 year ago

      He’s been very strategic. It’s been interesting to watch compared to the strikes in the 80’s and 90’s.

      Either he’s going to go down in history as a great leader who won workers more or the person who destroyed the UAW.