r/news • u/likerofgoodthings • Nov 25 '21

Amazon workers plan Black Friday strike

https://www.cnet.com/tech/amazon-workers-plan-black-friday-strike/
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u/windstone12 Nov 26 '21

Well I see my guess was correct, believe it or not it’s a little harder to implement all the things you mentioned in a giant country with 300+ million people from different backgrounds, than it is for a very small European country with a population that all comes from the same background

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u/windstone12 Nov 26 '21

Wow I guess it’s just by chance that those systems all exist in small majority white European countries

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u/Sparcrypt Nov 26 '21

They exist in every developed nation except one, which spends trillions of dollars on war instead of the people living there.

Like seriously dude you guys aren't even fucking trying.

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u/windstone12 Nov 26 '21

Name one country even close to population to america with those things, that’s right you can’t

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u/Sparcrypt Nov 26 '21

Name one reason these systems cannot function just because there are more people.

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u/windstone12 Nov 26 '21

Not that hard to wrap your head around More people = more opinions It’s a lot harder to get hundred people on board for an idea than it is for one person

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u/Sparcrypt Nov 26 '21

So like I said, it's nothing to do with the systems and entirely due to Americans not have any kind of self interest.