Is there anything you'd be willing to fight a war for?

[David Horn]

(11-01-2022, 03:10 PM)JasonBlack Wrote:

(11-01-2022, 10:08 AM)David Horn Wrote: Let's look at the underlying assumptions.  Work is readily available: maybe, maybe not.  Hard work will be rewarded: based on what?  Employers in a liberrtarian world exercise an undue level of power over employees.  In states that have Right to Work and Employment on Demand laws also ohave the lowest average and minimum wages.  Why is that good?  Higher pay also creates more inclusive societies -- societies, btw, that pay for the RtW and EoD policies in less progressive states.

I'm honestly a moderate on this issue. My main point was more that I find this new trend of "quitting work to make a contemptuous social statement" repugnant and, we are far, far less tolerate down of such behavior down in Dixie.

At the moment, there are no other options.  As long as power is dramatically unequal and government sides with business interests, the only way to show how disgusting this is is quiet quitting.  It's a form of boycott, and as American as proverbial apple pie.