#tipo si ese es el estandarte la frutilla del helado la gloria dorada misma eeee no gracias lol

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i think its become necessary to talk about how the usa gradually became a land completely sterile for new unions and orgs to flourish. not only the vastness of their geographical expansion and federalism makes it hard to "stop the country" completely with a strike or planned road blockings, it was a decades long state-bourgeoisie joint plan to dissolve all unions, fragment all orgs and clog solidarity in all its forms. pursuing, persecuting and even killing activists regardless of their rank within their organization, "fighting the internal enemy". and so they succeeded, creating a hyper individualized dog eats dog society where a general strike is practically impossible. where unions, if they are pretty powerful, may have tens of thousand members at most, where ppl need to cover their faces completely to not get face-recognized by cameras. its not for nothing that police departments in the us receive more funding than entire military bodies from other countries.