MikeDunnAuthor ,
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The solar eclipse supposedly cost America about $700 million in lost productivity. It was a 2 minute eclipse. Let's give some leeway and assume 15 minutes for employees to go out, go oo aahh, chat for a bit, have a smoke. anyways point being what do you think it would cost them if we all refused to work for a day? Two days? Maybe the ruling class should be interested in making sure our needs are met before we make them find out.
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    GoblinQuester ,
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    @MikeDunnAuthor I have been screaming about this for years now, unionize, general strike and get a frakking constitution in US.
    I may even be possible to bring the capitalist-christ-fascist state on the knees by just have a no-buy week. Live on simple fares and don't buy anything for a week. The state will crumble!

    moopsy ,
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    @MikeDunnAuthor Moopsy

    PacificNic ,
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    @MikeDunnAuthor I think this is a big part of why they are so eager to minimize the pandemic.

    MikeDunnAuthor OP ,
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    @PacificNic
    If you mean loss of profits, then yes, absolutely

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