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Just as I suspected, the mere thought of McDonald's not being open throws some people in a rage
You have a very bizarre idea of what constitutes rage. It's no wonder you people think anyone who disagrees with you in the slightest is an extremist nut case.
Why would they?
Id head to the grocery store if they did
Why wouldn't they? 99% of strikes in this country have involved workers rejecting much better offers from employers. Most union workers would strike in a heartbeat if they were offered what fast food workers are paid.
A strike would create jobs for some unemployed, when the striking employees were fired.
They'd lose some customers who wouldn't want to deal with the pickets and such outside. While negative effects would probably be brief, a strike has potential for alienating customers long-term.
If productivity were some indication of how we eat, it's not surprising that conservatives are more likely to be found at a fast food restaurant. Short-term outlook.
No not us and we are conservatives. Though we do have a weakness for In-N-Out. That's it.
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