Biden you suck

@MalteseFalconPunch Yep. Traitor. No other way to think about it.

@CountScrofula The solution is to nationalize the rail industry.

@TheOneyouwerewarnedabout Liberals logic

@Eternity
After reading the settlement i would support a strike..
They got screwed

@Onestarlitnight
Looks like the paid short term sick leave failed to pass.. they get a 24 percent raise over 5 years and 1000 annual bonus ..
They got screwed basically..
Way to go Joe

@Stereoguy not at all true. Anarchism means no state control and workers collectively owning the means of production. There is no class in Anarcho-Communism.

@MalteseFalconPunch It's based on the 1926 Rail Labor Act, which gives the unions less power than they have in other industries. Given the importance of rail transport, the industry should definitely be nationalized. Recent developments such as Precision Scheduled Railroading (PSR) has allowed rail companies to run fewer but longer trains, squeezing more work out of fewer employees. They're even contemplating eliminating conductors from some trains. Here's an analysis by someone in the industry who's more familiar with the situation.

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@LeopoldBloom Exactly. Railroads need to be treated more like utilities.

@ron122 The Unions didn't want this garbage "agreement".

@Eternity Correct

@MrBrownstone citation needed. And you do know you lot originally started that, right? It was during the Gay Wedding Cake fiasco where you said it's their business, they can do what they want with it without government interference. It's a conservative argument, not a liberal one.

And again liberals aren't leftists.

@basilfawlty89 Actually he needs a lesson in middle school civics, but you really shouldn't waste your time.

@MrBrownstone The problem is not (exclusively) that the companies are being unreasonable and cruel, but that the Railway Labor Act allows congress to forcibly end a railway strike whenever it chooses, even preemptively, a power it does not have over any other occupation. Thus, workers are denied thir one piece of leverage for obtaining fair conditions and can be legally mandated to go to work.

@GeistInTheMachine We already had Trump vs. Biden.

@LeopoldBloom We'll easilly have them again. Trump's running again, and Biden's incumbent. Unless he steps down and let's Copmala run... Horror show.

@GeistInTheMachine If Biden steps down, Kamala will have a lot of competition. In fact, I don't expect her to run at all in that case.

Trump will face competition too, and not just from DeSatan. Pence, Pompeo, Youngkin, Hawley, Cruz, and Haley for starters, and those are just the ones I know about right now. It should tell you something that the big donors are telling Trump they're not supporting him this time.

But another Trump v. Biden matchup will go the same way the last one did. Biden will win and Trump will claim fraud.

@MalteseFalconPunch I wish people realized how broken "52 to 43 means 43 wins" is.

@Human1000

@OggggO Doesn’t make it not true about rail workers, however. Nurses striking hurts patients and they don’t care. Teachers striking hurts kids and they don’t care. Sometimes unions are also just greedy and striking makes otherwise ethical people do unethical things. I personally support the sick leave, seems fair, and am sorry they didn’t get it.

@PTCdresser57
Maybe you're not up on current events but the seven sick days didn't pass

@calicuz
LMFAO.. shut down the rail industry for a week or two and see how much we don't need them 😂😂😂