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Legislation
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pieoftheday
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Legislation
So what happens if legislation is brought in to make striking very difficult, do we all, posties, rail workers, nurses etc just roll over?
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Halfhappy
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Re: Legislation
Legislation is being brought in to stop protest. People are still going to protest. You can make these things illegal, but that won't stop people fighting for what they believe right. Where strikers stand, what laws come out of this, we will have to see. At present, I think it's just minimum service requirements being pushed through for rail workers. It will obviously not stop at that. For now we can only wait and see what gets proposed, I guess.
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Binsey
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Well the laws they brought in against the Miners and Printworkes at Wapping in the 80s are a taster.
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TrueBlueTerrier
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Re: Legislation
As is the ban on protesting outside parliament, it's almost as if the Politicians live in their own bubble.
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hans solo
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Re: Legislation
General strike will be called by TUC
It’s coming
It’s coming
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walthmstowman
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Re: Legislation
Where is the line between that and state oppression . Indeed, have we already crossed that line.pieoftheday wrote: ↑13 Dec 2022, 10:03So what happens if legislation is brought in to make striking very difficult, do we all, posties, rail workers, nurses etc just roll over?
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walthmstowman
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Re: Legislation
We are supposed to be a free and democratic society. Where is this country heading bringing in draconian laws like thisHalfhappy wrote: ↑13 Dec 2022, 10:52Legislation is being brought in to stop protest. People are still going to protest. You can make these things illegal, but that won't stop people fighting for what they believe right. Where strikers stand, what laws come out of this, we will have to see. At present, I think it's just minimum service requirements being pushed through for rail workers. It will obviously not stop at that. For now we can only wait and see what gets proposed, I guess.
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derricksmyth
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You are free to do as you like as long as except less, and don't stand in the way of the rich getting richer !!!walthmstowman wrote: ↑13 Dec 2022, 13:08We are supposed to be a free and democratic society. Where is this country heading bringing in draconian laws like thisHalfhappy wrote: ↑13 Dec 2022, 10:52Legislation is being brought in to stop protest. People are still going to protest. You can make these things illegal, but that won't stop people fighting for what they believe right. Where strikers stand, what laws come out of this, we will have to see. At present, I think it's just minimum service requirements being pushed through for rail workers. It will obviously not stop at that. For now we can only wait and see what gets proposed, I guess.
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DirtyHarry
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Re: Legislation
When a bad law is passed, everyone affected by it should break it.
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antcpfc
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sledger
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Re: Legislation
tories will grab everything they can and cause as big a sh+tstorm as they can as they know there history in the next election
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Elvisted
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Re: Legislation
Brexit started this attack...all the freedoms protections and rights we had as workers under E.U. law are gone. This is the snake oil sold to us by Tory Etonion toffs in 2016 who couldn't wait to smash us when they hoodwinked us in the referendum.
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clashcityrocker
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He might have hoodwinked you. Don't presume to speak for the rest of us.
If you fell for the s**t peddled by that fascist Farage and if you voted in BOJO (to get Brexit done) and put the lunatics in charge of the asylum that is down to you.
If you fell for the s**t peddled by that fascist Farage and if you voted in BOJO (to get Brexit done) and put the lunatics in charge of the asylum that is down to you.
The societies of consumption and squandering of material resources are incompatible with the idea of economic growth and a clean planet.
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drfeelgood
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Re: Legislation
Absolutely nothing to do with Brexit!! You need to move on from all that divisive remoaner stuff! Most of the so called red wall seats, including my area, voted for Brexit and for very good reason!