I think the majority of people in /r/antiwork and /r/antiwork understand that neither communities are political movements.
I think critics of worker reform are exaggerating and acting as though the people had put all their eggs in the basket of /r/antiwork, when that plainly isn’t true. These communities are hubs for discussion and generally aren’t treated as political organizations.
Yeah, I think the critics want to focus on the easiest examples to pick apart, and it’s not coming from a place of trying to be fair or trying to understand.
I think the majority of people in /r/antiwork and /r/antiwork understand that neither communities are political movements.
I think critics of worker reform are exaggerating and acting as though the people had put all their eggs in the basket of /r/antiwork, when that plainly isn’t true. These communities are hubs for discussion and generally aren’t treated as political organizations.
Yeah, I think the critics want to focus on the easiest examples to pick apart, and it’s not coming from a place of trying to be fair or trying to understand.
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