It’s insane.
They’re organizing to demand more pay than their work is worth, when they should be organizing against economic policies that force them into menial jobs to survive.
However, the labor unions overwhelmingly support those same failed policies so they need to blame private companies for not acting against their own interests.
https://twitter.com/resnikoff/status/506567832252186624
Breaking: There will be new wave of fast-food strikes on Thursday w/ civil disobedience in numerous cities. My Story http://t.co/ihKyqH8lI0
— Steven Greenhouse (@greenhousenyt) September 1, 2014
"Fast-food workers (are) organizing to lift wages so they can provide for their families…. America deserves a raise." –@BarackObama #1u
— Mary Kay Henry (@MaryKayHenry) September 1, 2014
#StrikeFastFood & #HomeCare15: Together, we will win! #1u http://t.co/fCrcuMibL5
— SEIU (@SEIU) September 1, 2014
Fast food workers plan biggest US strike to date over minimum wage http://t.co/9GHgktqtRC via @guardian pic.twitter.com/K0oktnEs39
— Joe Catron ? (@jncatron) September 1, 2014
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https://twitter.com/mindyisser/status/506579488768290816
"We all decided we’ll do whatever it takes to get $15.” BK worker set to #StrikeFastFood Sept 4 http://t.co/rv08EPoS83 via @resnikoff
— New York Communities for Change (@nychange) September 1, 2014
Whatever it takes … unless it takes finding a job that pays more than minimum wage.
@greenhousenyt @LOLGOP Maybe not every company can afford to pay $15 per hour, but McDonalds sure as hell can
— Boo-Rian Cereal, Now With Marshmallows (@BrianWithCheese) September 1, 2014
The price of something isn’t dependent on what someone can afford. It’s dependent on how much of it there is and how many people want it. It’s called economics.
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