We’re already paying to subsidize churches without taxing them, including the ones that keep getting caught trying to hide clergy guilty of SA from law enforcement

https://www.keranews.org/news/2024-08-05/north-texas-pastors-step-down-amid-controversies

https://www.bishop-accountability.org/2024/12/a-look-at-the-sexual-abuse-crisis-in-the-catholic-church-in-2024/

Multi-year investigative reports out of 2023 in Illinois, 2024 Maryland, etc

If enough people do it at the same time it’s a strike, and firing them would cripple their business. If you’re in a position where you aren’t able to do that personally, and can’t change your position, there are other ways to contribute to organized labor. Plan for it well in advance, coordinate strikes to maximize impacts to supply chains and logistics, and when they try to negotiate in bad faith add more strikes. Look at the recent UAW strikes.

https://www.npr.org/2023/11/12/1211602392/uaw-auto-strike-deals-ratified-big-three-shawn-fain

If they can shut down the government we can shut down our jobs and industries, how panicked would they be after a month? Pretty sure a lot of us can do a month or two of canned soup and ramen.

There’s a long history of strikes being very effective, less frequently in the US after 1947, but that doesn’t mean it’s not worth it or not going to be effective.

Someone else took karl first and I want to know which one of you it was

Alt: Winnie the Pooh in a treasure chest full of his favorite pirate booty

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