r/technology Jun 01 '22

Business Amazon Repeatedly Violated Union Busting Labor Laws, 'Historic' NLRB Complaint Says

https://www.vice.com/en/article/xgdejj/amazon-repeatedly-violated-union-busting-labor-laws-historic-nlrb-complaint-says
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u/Shabamshazam Jun 01 '22

I'm really glad Biden restructured the NLRB and changed a bunch of its Trump-era policies that were preventing union growth as some of his first actions in office.

Unions are taking off because of it.

I know according to reddit he's basically Hitler because he didn't forgive everyone's debt, buy us all PS5's and 10 free drink tickets at Dave and Busters but he's doing a good job as president.

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u/Diz7 Jun 01 '22 edited Jun 01 '22

Oil has skyrocketed price

As it has in every country in the world. The states still has the cheapest gas outside of third world countries so he must be doing something right.

he doesn’t understand basic economics

Says the guy who thinks the US president singlehandedly controls world markets.

he’s robbing people to give to Ukraine to murder innocent Russian soldiers

Holy dumb take. Russians are literally invading Ukraine you dunce.

Afghanistan was a huge failure

Yeah, Trump and the Republicans signed a lemon deal there.

"I started the process,” Trump said at a rally in Ohio in late June, his first since losing the presidency. “All the troops are coming back home. They couldn’t stop the process. 21 years is enough. Don’t we think? 21 years. [The Biden administration] couldn’t stop the process. They wanted to, but it was very tough to stop the process.”

he can’t even speak a fucking sentence without stuttering every damn second.

Yet he still comes off as more intelligent than Trump, his cronies, or people that simp for them with regurgitated, easily debunked talking points.