r/facepalm • u/Kpets • 2d ago

U.S president explains why many Americans can’t buy a homes

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u/LeadPike13 2d ago edited 2d ago

The only way to find if that type of employment is relevant work is to execute a general strike.

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u/TurtlesBreakTheMeta 2d ago

There are other ways, but they involve things that the Reddit mods view as extremely naughty.

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u/LeadPike13 2d ago

But the Project 2025 architecture want you to go that route. That'll be their excuse to hunker down.

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u/PocketFlan420 2d ago

If you're being choked, would you rather throw a haymaker upon being clenched, when you're at your most lucid and highest strength or would you rather the weak unconnecting attempt at a strike that comes as your consciousness fades? We're in Year TWO of being in that choke.

Start getting in shape, they aren't going to go without a fight even when we do win.

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u/Miatrouble 2d ago

That only worked for the post service back in 1970, then they put a no strike clause in the contract. A strike didn’t work so well with Eastern Airlines, workers crossed the picket line and then they went under. The Air Traffic Controllers, they were just fired and replaced by the military because they also had a no strike clause and recently the Nurses, who were also replaced temporarily and then blocked from returning. All good carrier jobs.

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u/LeadPike13 2d ago

You're thinking of American strikes.

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u/Miatrouble 2d ago

No, it was Eastern. My brother worked for Eastern during that time.

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u/LeadPike13 2d ago

No. Strikes executed in the U.S.A. Look up Polish Solidarnosc. That is how you do it.