disaster.

Direct action gets the goods. What change has come from a petition alone?

There is no direct action over here

I'd argue strike action is direct action...

Well little too none

Well, same in most English speaking countries. The lack of an explicit labor/social democratic party is also a hinderence.

English speaking countries have those.

The USA doesn't.

The exception, not the rule.

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True, @Suleiman but in the USA, it's a bit of a hinderence not having one - the Dems aren't a substitute

https://discord.gg/UMZwChY

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The dems are garbage

Indeed. It's like trying to get the Lib Dems in the UK to be a workers' party. Ain't gonna happen.

No, its like the Republicans are UKIP and the Conservatives are the Democrats.

Workers' rights is the elite's stand-up comedy.

Somehow the republicans have become the "worker's" party

I don't even get how that happened

They aren't, the US citizens were just sold a lie and they ate it up.

Wealthy people always want to control the narrative of the working class...as if they're speaking for us.

The working class, in reality, are the people.

The majority.

@buyXRBpls The unions aren't affiliated to the Republicans, so while they might claim to speak for workers, it's nowhere near a workers' party like Labour in the UK or the SPD in Germany.

https://discord.gg/qgv7g59

The wealthy, the non-majority, will continue to control and bottleneck the people.

The problem is there aren't major unions

Yes, because the wealthy consider them to be less lucrative.

When government sides with the wealthy, who will side with the people?

And the dems rarely appeal to working class or give strategy

That's because politicians aren't part of the working class.

Politicians literally do not work.

You can still appeal though

They're not only lazy, but they're corrupt and do not work for the people.

Appeal is politically correct for complain.