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[–] 4 points 2 years ago (1 child)

I definitely read it in more of a bit of a proud tone; "even if they tried to mess with my lunch break, union's got me covered" or so. That's probably where we diverged.

As for their first quote, well, I just figured that even if you're in a union job, it's still possible to not enjoy the job -- I'm not about to find fault in someone coveting the small moments of fun they get in their workday. (As an aside, even if a company is legally required to recognize a union, I figure "be respected" isn't really more likely post-unionization than it is beforehand, at least at most companies.)

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  • [–] 4 points 2 years ago

    I suppose it's up to individual on how they interpret it.

    I personally word my statements carefully to reduce the odds it gets misinterpreted, butt it still happens on occasion.

    If I've misinterpreted here, whoops. Onwards we go with no ill-will to anyone.

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