WoodsmanVol
It takes wisdom to understand wisdom.
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Based off history, a significant portion of the push for the formation of labor unions was to keep jobs among non-immigrant, white Americans...but oh, that greedy capitalism, am I right?
Based on history, union formation was a direct result of greedy employers under paying workers, discarding employee safety in the workplace, and even cheating them out of what they were paid. By requiring they make certain purchases at company owned businesses. Those greedy capitalists, right?
--https://www.enotes.com/homework-help/why-were-labor-unions-formed-2024608
--https://uaw.org/solidarity_magazine/remember-how-why-union-was-formed-built/
--https://www.history.com/topics/19th-century/labor
--https://importantanswerslist.com/qa/why-was-the-union-created.html
--https://www.wvgenweb.org/wvcoal/red.html
As a matter-of-fact, the famed Song by Tennessee Ernie Ford, Sixteen Tons is a result of these abuses. And again, you should read up on the Redneck Mine War.
In your holy zeal to defend capitalism, which I don't disagree with, you ignore, by ignorance or arrogance, that I'm saying greed within capitalism is what contaminates it. Christianity is fine too, unfortunately, hypocrisy, money-focused greed, historical sexual exploitation, and other human fallacies make it less than it otherwise should be. Which shows that the greed is not necessarily limited to money. But well do I know, one can't speak truth to those who reject it automatically due to cult-like loyalty.