I wonder how much of the US problems stemmed from unionized labor pushing against extreme automation (dark factory).

There’s no doubt companies got complacent but I imagine foreign manufacturers are abliged contractually bound to employee American folks in their plants.

What is a union supposed to do when your entire industry is in a “adopt (by accepting automation) or die” situation?

I’m all for worker protection and rights but how else do you compete in this landscape?

Wow… This count have happened in the 2010’s with the anti-gaming feminist and conservative movement at the time.

If only they knew to go after payment processors instead of identity groups.

How many went kaboom before this?