You’re the one trying to prove something and sound smart without any proof or valid arguments.

FYI, it worked when Ronald Reagan fired every single Air Traffic Controller for striking. They don’t have a union to this day. Like I said, authoritarian is nothing new and it works.

Which is why I said in another comment that it really now depends on how they respond, the American way or the French way.

Now go educate yourself a bit before you come back to lemmy and shit your pants again, boy.

Do I? And how did you come to this absurd conclusion?

No, and I wasn’t trying to be profound. I meant quite literally that…

No, your text didn’t “mean” anything, unless you think I’m a mind reader. You asked a question and I answered.

or hilariously authoritarian

So not impossible. And authoritarian is nothing new.

Seems like you had all the answers all along and were trying to be profound

You really think you’ve asked something profound, twice, don’t you?

Courts don’t enforce, police do.

“Oops, you’re all going to jail and getting fined a shit load.”

So it all depends how they respond to that.

The American way - weekend strike is over let’s go home and back to work. We tried.

Or the French way - let’s go burn down the government buildings and set police cars on fire.

Let’s hope Koreans are more like the French than American.

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Did you read the article? The court pretty much took away their power to strike.

There’s always the guillotine option. The preferred option actually.

I don’t know how Microslop is managing to stay around. They haven’t been at the front of any tech innovations since Windows. And Windows have steadily been going downhill too.

I guess they are still around because they somehow convinced most corporations to use Windows back in the early days when it was good and the switch to Linux has been slow because everything now depends on windows in those corporations and switching is expensive.

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Professor Kwon Seok-joon at Sungkyunkwan University previously estimated that the 18-day walkout alone would cause 10 trillion to 17 trillion won ($17 billion) in direct losses, while JPMorgan has projected total losses of up to 43 trillion won ($28 billion) when factoring in labor costs and extended production disruption.

Nice☺️ Let them suffer even more!

Samsung sent a letter to the union today following the collapse of talks earlier this week, proposing that both sides resume talks without preconditions on Saturday, but union head Choi Seung-ho rejected the overture, telling Korean media that negotiations could take place after June 7, the scheduled end date of the strike.

You had years to make things right, cunts, so you can suffer through 18 days of losses at the very least.

If you weren’t such horrible greedy abominations, you could have just given the 28 billion in bonuses. Fucking greedy cunts should pay hundred fold now.

Gas you say? Is it flammable gas? I wonder…

I struggle reading blog posts, is there a news article about this?

One can grow up with time but one cannot mature without experience.

So you go and become more mature.

Most countries can produce some oil, and if there’s no demand it doesn’t matter what price they try to sell it at when no one buys it.

And those who can’t produce oil, will find alternatives. Exactly what is happening right now.

If countries become self-sufficient through green energy, which is 100% achievable, there won’t be any electro or petro dollars, making the USA irrelevant. Which is my hope.

Hopefully the quantities will be small enough to make the USA irrelevant for a century, until they catch up again.

Funny how the anti-green energy USA is expediting the adoption of renewables around the world due to their moronic laws, policies and wars.

Can’t wait to see them left behind in the past with all that oil they can’t get enough of, when nobody will need it anymore in the rest of the world.

Replacing CEOs might be the only good use case for AI. Both are terribly incompetent and easily replaced.