>>21687231

On one hand a strike is a good thing. It will show the sheople that the USA can no longer support itself and must rely on others to provide us with basic things that USED to be MADE IN THE USA.

On the other handFUCK THE UNIONS

Each union I've been a member of were just a bunch of lazy, crybaby, good for nothing assholes.

The leader of the longshoremen gleefully boasts he will cripple the country. Tells you ALL you need to know.

I recall the Kaiser steelworkers strike. Entitled fucks already making double what most people make plus full benefits. Went on strike. Kaiser caved then promptly went out of business while the steelworkers were celebrating. BWAHAHAHAHAHA!

>>21687295

I'm hoping a bunch of longshoremen start missing some mortgage payments.

>>21687302

I agree with holding off on automation.

Rest assured it's coming and tens of millions will become unemployed as a result.

The country is not geared to handle that fight right now so I agree with delaying it for now.

>>21687360

Longshoremen, despite making better money than most, live paycheck to paycheck like most Americans. Give 'em moar money and they'll just go deeper in debt. Mortgage payments will be missed.

I too am eagerly awaiting the shitshow.

>>21687369

It will be funny AF if the illegals cross picket lines to take their jobs.

I can just hear Apu screaming "we're not scabs, we're healing wounds" in an Indian accent.

Must be the vaxx.

Question for anons:

With the port workers going on strike, who is going to let all the children out of the shipping containers?

>>21687806

>What are you expecting?

>>21687700

>>21687840

How will we get masks and syringes for the monkey pox scamdemic?