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There are so many differences between this strike and the railroad strike you seem blissfully ignorant about. E g., a railroad strike would've halted all domestic and international trade within the US at the height of this last inflationary period, immediately having a negative impact on literally every American's life, whereas this dockworkers' strike only affected overseas imports/exports, leaving all domestic and North American trade intact and not immediately disrupting literally every American's life.

Either way, the Biden Admin kept pressure on railroad owners for a contract in line with the railroad workers' demands, and they won it.

So bailing out who? Sounds like they're bailing out the people by building a more resilient energy grid, which some might instead define as an investment in the future

Biden literally did not cave to anything. This has nothing to do with Biden. The port owners and operators are the ones the workers were striking against lmao

No one is reading your paragraphs and paragraphs of text, fyi. After the first two sentences we stop.

Pretty crazy how quickly the owners rolled over for a 62% pay increase. Jesus Christ how much were they fucking over these workers before

We must not let our government stop another major strike.

They aren't, and haven't even implied they will. In fact, the Biden Admin has clearly communicated they stand on the side of the workers.

Also, the longshoreman strike is over, per lots of media reports since you wrote this screed two hours ago.

It's not tasteful, but you're right

I understand why you would be cynical but don't understand at all how you came to that conclusion

It was probably some artists from to late 60s doing some kinda comeback

Someone who was 27 in 1969 was 30 in 1972 and moved into the next age bracket

If you shoot someone in your home who you previously invited into your home, you're going to prison.

The court's decision in Toma's case may have stemmed from several factors. When Sencuk applied for the protective order, he indicated Toma was a roommate — not the homeowner — so the nature of their relationship may not have been clear to the judge.

Additionally, Sencuk claimed he and Toma had an agreement that he would perform various maintenance and chores around the property in exchange for living in the garage, which may have seemed credible to the court. Toma denies this arrangement ever existed.

However, since the protective order was issued, Sencuk has moved out.

The guy never claimed "squatters rights," he sought a protective order against the other people in the house and lied to get it, then moved out before it was even issued

Sales hurting your brain is only indicative of a healthy moral compass