> Once people see the power they have when they act collectively
Also, once people see things under the facade, such as
> “Letting you ask that question is the voice that you have. Very few companies would allow you to do that.”
You’re replying to a devout Marxist. This is not a debate over the value of labor movements.
There seems to be a reason the labor movement has squandered since the rise of the Military Industrial Complex, and what’s what I’m speaking to.
https://jacobinmag.com/2018/06/google-project-maven-military...
And here’s the thing about labor struggle: the reason why Capital owners try to quash it before it gets started is because it’s transformative. Once people see the power they have when they act collectively, what really turns the wheels at work and in society, they’re changed.