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South Korea court orders Samsung union strike to not impact chip volume
(www.straitstimes.com)
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this post was submitted on 19 May 2026
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Let's hope Koreans are more like the French than American.
Oops your 2.5B WON state of the art lithograph machine is dismantled, wish we could make chips but nothing we can do right now.
"Oops, you're all going to jail and getting fined a shit load."
So it all depends how they respond to that.
The American way - weekend strike is over let's go home and back to work. We tried.
Or the French way - let's go burn down the government buildings and set police cars on fire.
You think collective punishment of the working class for "accidents"(sabotage) by a few is going to go well for the owning class?
Ok
Do I? And how did you come to this absurd conclusion?
Seems like a long shot, they are little satellite empire of us exploitation and capitalist hell