I have clear conflicts of interest with the working class, who work in factories. If I were in a union it should advocate for factory workers working more.
> Sure. And that is why protesting looks so ridiculous. The oppressed working class, making six figures typing away in a well furnished office.
You’re pulling out all the stops.
1. Developers are too privileged to care about the working class
2. But actually, the working class (or at least the unions) are my enemies, and they anecdotally come across as bad people[1]
There’s more.[2]
> Easily the worst holiday. More hilarious is that it celebrated by those who hate work and working the most.
So add that to the eclectic mix: people who celebrate it hate to work. Of course if you think about what it is for two seconds you realize that it has nothing to do with “celebrating work” or the fact that you have to work as a wage laborer, a completely farcical assumption.
The union wants my job outsourced so that factory workers can keep theirs.
Please tell me why I should have solidarity with them.
I am curious to take a read for myself, as I'm sure many other readers are
I recently had to deal with them (as part of the Betriebsrat) and, just as human beings, they seemed to be some of the worst people I ever met.
https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
(btw just in case this response feels one-sided, we've already asked the parent twice to stop breaking the site guidelines, so I'm not going to pile on here with a third)