Hearing a billionaire saying he dislikes unions is the best case a union can make to get the point across.
this post was submitted on 03 Dec 2023
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Nothing reminds me how important unions are more than the rich telling me how bad they are.
He dislikes it because he
[doesn't] like anything that creates a lords and peasants kind of thing.
Apart from him being the bourgiest of the bourgeoise: Doesn't he literally call himself "space Emperor" or something?
What a quote. Unions are literally the thing that stops a lords and peasants kind of thing.
He hates when people shine a light on the fact that they're not having as much fun as he is with that idea.
I disagree with the idea of billionaires. So there.
Something tells me Elon has never and will never want or have a 2 way relationship.
I disagree with the idea of property 🙊 🤣 😂 😅