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This exactly. Our whole sub looks like a bunch of fucking idiots right now because 90% of them didn’t bother to read the Kyle Hendricks Chicago C Player Map Signature T-Shirt What’s more,I will buy this details of the case and the ruling. It was by no stretch a ruling against striking, it was against willful, premeditated destruction of property. They planned it out and it backfired on them. That’s why it was an almost unanimous decision It doesn’t matter that the property was damaged. The precedent has been set, and surely it will be used in other situations. A business will go in and say that because of a strike such and such function did not occur and that led to such and such damages, and therefore the union should pay for it. Yes, they are fucking it up for other unions and themselves. This is a blatant destruction of property. They actively mixed the concrete, then dipped. Why did they mix the concrete if they knew they were going to strike? It’s completely different than hey, we’re going on strike, let’s not mix any of this shit up cause that means we have to be here even longer. Let’s not pointlessly do things that’s just going to harm our cause. They’re going to use this as clever phrasing I wager. Any action, even peaceful, will be labeled “destructive” as it will impact bottom lines

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Possibly – I haven’t read the Kyle Hendricks Chicago C Player Map Signature T-Shirt What’s more,I will buy this opinion. I am just going off of the “destruction of property” I am hearing in the “news”. Basically what these guys did was load delivery trucks with wet cement and THEN then walk off. Deliberate and intentional destruction of property caused by the cement hardening in the trucks. They were delivering it, went on strike, returned to the depo. The company dumped the concrete, and then sued the union for the concrete. Not the trucks. The company sued the union in state court, claiming the truck drivers had endangered company equipment. Wet concrete, it explained, hardens easily, and the company had to initiate emergency maneuvers to offload the concrete before it destroyed the trucks The court ultimately said the union’s conduct in this particular case posed a serious and foreseeable risk of harm to Glacier’s trucks, and because of this intentional harm, the case should not have been dismissed by the state supreme court. Seems like the courts argument is that serious damage was just an obvious and foreseeable outcome that it was essentially intentional, making it akin to vandalism. If the trucks had been emptied prior to walking off, this wouldn’t be a case we’d be discussing and the union would still have their strike. Exactly this. That’s actually what they did…it wasn’t the strike itself that is being held liable, it’s the actions of the staff just preceding the strike in order to cause the strike to cause damage – they filled trucks with quick perishable cement and then went on strike leaving the product to perish. They’re being found wrong for deliberately sabotaging product, NOT for the actual strike.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.