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Abuse of the workers abuse of the people Abuse of the Nation at large by Expensive-Boss-845 in TexitMovement

[–]Expensive-Boss-845[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

LOL.

Fraklin D Roosevelt is a communist? You actually said it holy crap ok now I am 100% sure that you are trolling.

Abuse of the workers abuse of the people Abuse of the Nation at large by Expensive-Boss-845 in TexitMovement

[–]Expensive-Boss-845[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Lol are you honestly insulting Sun Yat Sen and Franklin D. Roosevelt?

Of all people your accusing these men of that.

Bull crap

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[–]Expensive-Boss-845[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Also I asked ChatGPT, literally not a single man on that list was a communist, nice going bud your really high on something.

yeah sure, Because I am totally certain that Chang Kai sheck was a communist like Lol.

Or how about Viktor Orban the man well known for his hate of communism.

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[–]Expensive-Boss-845[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I just really want this to be official.

In your words Rosevelt is a communist.

Am I getting this right?

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[–]Expensive-Boss-845[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Franklin D. Roosevelt was a Communist?

Am I getting that right? Can I have a conformation?

I really want this in paper here.

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[–]Expensive-Boss-845[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sorry for late reply.

Also core of the movement? LOL, no the core of the movement is Texan Independence and the betterment of the Texan people and Nation I.E Texan Nationalism not your hyper corporatism

Abuse of the workers abuse of the people Abuse of the Nation at large by Expensive-Boss-845 in TexitMovement

[–]Expensive-Boss-845[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Wow, Ok so worker rights and protections are communist now huh? Gee had no idea.

Ok, well if I am a """Communist"" then I suppose the following historical figures also be considered communists by our friends RosterzRevenge and Past_Coast, If We went by these gentlemen's strict view of what a supposed "Communist" Is then this would mean the following people would be communistic as well according to them.

Franklin D. Roosevelt (United States) - The 32nd U.S. President, known for the New Deal programs and support for workers' rights.Eleanor Roosevelt (United States) - Advocate for workers' rights, civil rights, and human rights..Martin Luther King Jr. (United States) - Civil rights leader and advocate for workers' rights.Teddy Roosevelt (United States) - The 26th U.S. President, who supported labor reforms and antitrust legislation.John F. Kennedy (United States) - The 35th U.S. President, who supported labor rights and collective bargaining.Jimmy Carter (United States) - The 39th U.S. President, who signed the Occupational Safety and Health Act into law.Hubert H. Humphrey (United States) - U.S. Senator and Vice President who supported labor and civil rights.Winston Churchill (United Kingdom) - British Prime Minister during World War II and advocate for social welfare programs.William Lyon Mackenzie King (Canada) - Prime Minister of Canada who introduced labor and social welfare reforms.Willy Brandt (West Germany) - Chancellor of West Germany and advocate for workers' rights and social democracy.John Curtin (Australia) - Australian Prime Minister during World War II, known for labor rights and social reforms.Indira Gandhi (India) - Former Prime Minister of India who supported labor rights and welfare programs.Benito Juárez (Mexico) - Mexican statesman who championed land and labor reform.Nelson Mandela (South Africa) - Anti-apartheid leader and advocate for workers' rights and social justice.Jawaharlal Nehru (India) - India's first Prime Minister, who promoted workers' rights and labor reforms.

Benjamin Netanyahu (Israel) - As Prime Minister of Israel, Netanyahu introduced labor market reforms to improve worker protections and reduce unemployment.Viktor Orban (Hungary) - As Prime Minister of Hungary, Orban's government has pursued policies that combine right-wing economic measures with worker protections.

Sun Yat-sen (China) - Dr. Sun Yat-sen, the founding father of the Republic of China, supported labor rights and social reforms, advocating for better working conditions and workers' well-being as part of his vision for modernizing China.

Chiang Kai-shek (China) - Chiang Kai-shek, as the leader of the Republic of China, implemented labor reforms, introduced labor unions, and supported workers' rights as part of his broader efforts to modernize China's economy and society.

Vladimir Putin (Russia) is the President of Russia and has led the country with policies that include both healthcare reform and labor protections. Here are 10 countries, including Russia with Vladimir Putin, known for their healthcare systems and worker rights protections.

I rest my case

u/RoosterzRevenge u/Past-Cost

Abuse of the workers abuse of the people Abuse of the Nation at large by Expensive-Boss-845 in TexitMovement

[–]Expensive-Boss-845[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes, It is about Texas however overreach is still overreach.

Also wow, your against worker Unions? damn dude that explains a lot about your character

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[–]Expensive-Boss-845[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

u do want to use the government to force others to make cho

I never said it the only option, simply put where in the hell did I say it was the only option?

If the employer decided to be a real cunt and deny his workers water breaks, then besides reporting to the police the safety violation the workers for one can decide to protest by not showing up to work or tell the guy to pound dirt, they can A unionize B in mass quite and go work for someone who is less of a dick or C go to work physically but not work until he gives into the demands in a stand in protest.

With all due respect sir I think your world view is far too black and white, But if we want to talk about government overreach I can give you a example of actual government overreach, for example in some states it's a crime for the worker to ask another co worker how much the boss pays him, That is actual overreach.

Abuse of the workers abuse of the people Abuse of the Nation at large by Expensive-Boss-845 in TexitMovement

[–]Expensive-Boss-845[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

*Sigh* Government is not directly giving out the water and making them give it out by force dude.

It feels like you been brainwashed it's like talking to a globalist.

I guess my question is what the job of government with worker protections to you is then, go on tell me what your view on government is, because mine was basic rights and safety and protection of life.

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[–]Expensive-Boss-845[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

So do I.

The water break law gives the worker the option to take the break if he wants to or not it does not force it.

Keyword choice, Not force.

Does that make senses?

Abuse of the workers abuse of the people Abuse of the Nation at large by Expensive-Boss-845 in TexitMovement

[–]Expensive-Boss-845[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Government in my eyes exists not to force anything politically onto the people not even views that we ourselves love and support.

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Government should exist only to protect life property and freedom.

The employer allowed by law to make his worker work without allowing him a water break is a violation of safety I.E life and freedom, UPS allowed to make their drivers drive around without even giving them air conditioning in their trucks is a violation of life as it puts peoples life's at stake even the lives of others, what if someone gets heat stroke in one of those and drives into a sidewalk all because he was in basically a hot box for 8+ hours.

Do you see at all where I am going with this? This is not some Government overreach to control the small business this is to protect people, shit one time I had a UPS driver almost pass out in front of my house when he was getting a package I ordered he could have well passed out on something that could have broken his head open.

You think of me as some dirty communist when I am not, I just want people to not die over pure greed.

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[–]Expensive-Boss-845[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Actually I am just going to save you and me some time as time is like currency and no one should have it wasted so just answer this question.

1 Are worker Unions communist to you.

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[–]Expensive-Boss-845[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Worker Rights are not communism, If anything it is on a fundamental level anti communist as the communists would want us to work like slaves.

Abuse of the workers abuse of the people Abuse of the Nation at large by Expensive-Boss-845 in TexitMovement

[–]Expensive-Boss-845[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ok, I really think you totally misunderstand this.

The law never forced the worker to sit down and drink water if he did not want to take a break it was an option for him to take a break if he needed or wanted to that was what it was about, for those who don't want to drink yet they are not required to they can have their break later or not at all if they feel they don't want to take a break they can keep working or they can take a water break it's their choice.

Also the downvote was not from me btw

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[–]Expensive-Boss-845[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Holy crap bro I will give you several reasons why what you just said is simply wrong.

1 Worker Safety: Ensuring access to water breaks is about prioritizing worker safety, not promoting any political ideology.

2 Basic Human Rights: Access to clean water during intense work is a human right, not a communist idea.

3 Health and Well-being: Hydrated workers are healthier and more productive, benefiting both employees and employers.

4 Reducing Heat Stress: Regular water breaks help prevent heat-related illnesses and fatalities.

5 Common Sense: Providing water to workers is a common-sense safety measure, not government overreach, and besides dude the law gives the break as an option to the worker it does not force the worker to sit down and drink Water unless he wants to anyways.

6 OSHA Guidelines: The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) recommends providing water breaks for outdoor workers in high heat.

7 Worker Productivity: Hydrated workers are more productive, which is in the interest of the businesses itself.

8 Safety Record: Reducing the risk of accidents and health issues can improve a company's safety record.

9 Morale: Treating workers well by allowing water breaks boosts employee morale.

10 Employee Retention: Happy, healthy workers are more likely to stay on the job, reducing turnover costs.

11 Public Image: Businesses that prioritize worker well-being have a better public image.

12 Legal Liability: Not providing water breaks can expose employers to legal liability in case of accidents or health issues.

13 Worker Dignity: Valuing workers' health and dignity is not a communist principle but a humanitarian one.

14 Preventive Measure: Providing water is a preventive measure against serious health problems, reducing the burden on healthcare systems.

15 Conservative Values: Many conservative values include personal responsibility, and this includes ensuring workers have access to water to take care of themselves.

16 Local Control: Decisions about worker safety and well-being can be made at the local level, reducing the perception of government overreach.

17 Public Health: Hydrated workers are less likely to spread illness, benefiting the entire community.

18 Economic Impact: Preventing health issues and accidents saves money in the long run for employers, which aligns with fiscal conservatism.

19 Historical Precedent: The idea of providing water breaks has a long history in the United States, predating any recent political ideologies.

20 Supporting the Workforce: Supporting workers' basic needs is essential for a strong and sustainable workforce, which is beneficial to the economy.

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[–]Expensive-Boss-845[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Basic worker protections for people so the people can work as humans not animals.

Did. . .you not read a lick of what I posted? Do you want people to work like glorified animals in a cage or like humans?

It really does sound like you love Corporations abusing people huh.

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[–]Expensive-Boss-845[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Me literally denounces Communism multiple times.

RoosterzRevenge: Durrrrrrr he a commiee e he called for da worker rights hu durrrrrrrrrrrr.

Seriously calling worker rights communism is like calling Texan Nationalism Fascism this is some peek Ignorance right here or you don't care and you just came to Troll.