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Originally Posted by iggy_oi
Out of curiosity Yoho, and I’m asking this without judgement on your views, why do you think that people who were upset about a lack of workplace rights that resulted in them losing their jobs due to vaccine mandates being legal under certain circumstances appear to be primarily supporting parties(CPC, PPC, UCP) or politicians(PP, Smith) that don’t want to actually legislate improvements to the rights of workers?
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This did seem strange to me when it happened. Workers protest is usually the realm of the left, and here the left took a hardliners stance putting the vaccine mandate ahead of workers rights. It was a very gutsy maneuver considering future negotiations with any workers groups by the party.
When the right saw a divide, they jumped in. Which is fine. Except they didn't understand any of the issues pertaining to the protection of workers rights and instead got all fox newsy, which is all they knew to do. Totally off the rails at that point, as the original workers rights protest essentially died, with no one to defend it.