Who is he talking to when he says, “People never gave a shit about us until now, when they finally realized that the chain is being broke now,”
People know who longshoremen are. They deserve fair wage and benefits as much as anyone else.
I mean I didn’t give much more thought about longshoreman than I did about a poleman, or a miner, or the farmer growing my food. I don’t expect them to give a shit about me either.
So I support them, yes. In the sense that I’m not going to whine about the impact of their strike on my own life. I’m certainly not going to support the industry that is not bargaining with them in good faith.
But why is there animosity towards anyone other than the companies they are bargaining with?
So I am guessing that they cherry picked that quote just for the reason that out of context it makes him sound kinda bitchy?
Guy does need someone to help him with talking points though. They have a lot going for their side, they don’t need to fuck it up with bad press.
$1.5 billion won’t actually get you a whole lot.
Better than nothing though. Considering utilities can do this as cap projects, I feel like this money is better spent on bridges/roads.
Who is going to own the infrastructure when it is complete? Outside of like three main utilities, there are no state owned utilities. (Tennessee, Bonneville, and LCRA, I believe).