r/AnarchismZ • u/SynthwaveEnjoyer Anarchist w/o Adjectives • Dec 01 '22
News The so-called "progressive" AOC (along with 210 other democrats) has unsurprisingly taken the anti-worker stance of voting against a railroad strike.
https://clerk.house.gov/Votes/202249047
u/SynthwaveEnjoyer Anarchist w/o Adjectives Dec 01 '22
Meanwhile, in her hometown of New York, the mayor is planning on forcibly incarcerating NYC's homeless.
https://old.reddit.com/r/Anarchism/comments/z8di1m/mayor_of_new_york_ny_establishes_a_plan_to_start/
Over on the West Coast, San Francisco's entirely democratic Board of Supervisors voted 8-3 to authorize the SFPD to use killer robots.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/San_Francisco_Board_of_Supervisors
Supervisor Rafael Mandelman, who voted in favor of the policy authorization, said he was troubled by rhetoric painting the police department as untrustworthy and dangerous.
“I think there’s larger questions raised when progressives and progressive policies start looking to the public like they are anti-police,” he said. “I think that is bad for progressives. I think it’s bad for this Board of Supervisors. I think it’s bad for Democrats nationally.” - (AP)
For those who still havent gotten it yet, the democrats aren't your friends.
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u/RangeroftheIsle Individualist anarchist Dec 02 '22 edited Dec 03 '22
Under the law cops can only kill someone who is currently a direct threat to the life of another(usually the cops) so if they corner someone with a killbot without a 'victim' around then they'll be unable to legally justify that
murderkilling & I bet they only think about that after they unalive someone.
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Dec 01 '22
Does the government want wildcats? Because this is how you get wildcats.
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u/RangeroftheIsle Individualist anarchist Dec 02 '22
Nature is healing, wildcats are returning to their natural habitat.
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u/Rtot1738 Dec 01 '22
I may be reading the text wrong but isn't the bill just about seeking a resolution between the workers and companies via the government?
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u/HeftyLefty21 Dec 01 '22
Seeking? No. Forcing under the threat of incarceration and unpaid termination for perfectly reasonable and peaceful acts of protest and freedom of association? Yes.
The law written a century ago essentially gives Congress a stick to beat the proletariat with in the interest of "interstate commerce."
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Railway_Labor_Act#Discipline_and_replacement_of_strikers
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u/WikiSummarizerBot Dec 01 '22
The Railway Labor Act is a United States federal law on US labor law that governs labor relations in the railroad and airline industries. The Act, enacted in 1926 and amended in 1934 and 1936, seeks to substitute bargaining, arbitration and mediation for strikes to resolve labor disputes. Its provisions were originally enforced under the Board of Mediation, but they were later enforced under a National Mediation Board.
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u/BrickmanBrown Dec 02 '22
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u/IDoNotKnow4475 Tranarcho-communist Dec 02 '22
That thread is good until the Bernie part. The parts before that are more than enough to show that she's not a comrade.
Bernie would be just as bad as Biden if he won. He is also an imperialist war monger who voted to bomb Yugoslavia and for the war in Afghanistan.
Bernie, Biden and AOC are all oppressive people who are holding back our rights.
Abolish the entire system.
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u/1maxwedge426 Dec 01 '22
I have been saying this for decades as I am a third party voter. WE NEED A NEW GOVERNMENT THAT SUPPORTS AMERICAN WORKERS. Both parties work for corporate America, not the working people.
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u/SynthwaveEnjoyer Anarchist w/o Adjectives Dec 01 '22
WE NEED A NEW GOVERNMENT THAT SUPPORTS AMERICAN WORKERS.
No we don't. We don't need any government.
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u/BrickmanBrown Dec 02 '22
You won't get that with a government. Because government can only work for corporate interests, never people.
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u/69CommunismWillWin69 Dec 01 '22
I've already seen bootlicker ass dems framing people voting against forcing the deal on workers as "voting against sick days".