#Thread The new right wing argument appears to be that 'People just don't want to work anymore'. That's total bollocks! Loads of people love their jobs, but the pay and working conditions are so poor that they get burnt out and still don't have enough money to pay the bills.
There is no way that this should be acceptable in 21st-century Britain. Why are we standing for this? The people paid to spew bile on the telly, on radio, in the papers, and on social media earn a hell of a lot more than nurses, ambulance workers and firefighters 2
And yet, I'm pretty sure I know which of these groups the country would be more reliant on in the crisis, and it ain't the shock jocks and Tory press barons! We need to pay workers fairly so they don't have to EVER worry about not being able to eat or heat their homes,3
But instead, the Tories are planning new 'harsh anti-strike laws' in an effort to force people to be happy with their poverty wages and 'work till you drop' conditions. This is not acceptable! A broke and knackered workforce does not improve productivity, in fact it...4
does the opposite. It leads to a lack of productivity, with many so physically and mentally tired but they simply can't function any more. Is this really the state we want our public sector to be in? If you don't think so, then support unions and striking workers in...5
Any way you can. After all, they are fighting for our rights, because don't think for one minute that if Tories win this battle, they won't find another target to start blaming for shit going on in this country!. We cannot let the government and their mates win this one! 6
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