Samsung strike: after collapse of no-union policy, union members making presence felt. Although struggle in early stages, it signifies practical collapse of Samsung's no-union management
Reduce impact of crowd crushes, evac lane for medical emergencies, logistics of distributing supplies/food/fliers, possible regulatory restrictions, it just looks nicer, easier to organize and disperse from, etc.
Basically all kinds of reasons that a collectivist society would want to, it can be a pretty stark contrast for Americans who (again, generally) have a culture to go out of their day using extra effort to deliberately make others lives worse.
Although Korean culture is equally as rotten to the core in other ways, there are still signs of their glory days like this
Not necessarily. If you can teach the reasoning while they're kids, it'd just be a thing you'd do. But, judging that this is an organized crowd in more ways than one, that likely isn't the case here. This was probably intended by someone rather than an automatic thing.
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Samsung strike: after collapse of no-union policy, union members making presence felt. Although struggle in early stages, it signifies practical collapse of Samsung's no-union management | Spyke
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Hell yeah, unionize that multibillion dollar military supplier.
Gru meme:
Why is there this empty row in the picture?
Reduce impact of crowd crushes, evac lane for medical emergencies, logistics of distributing supplies/food/fliers, possible regulatory restrictions, it just looks nicer, easier to organize and disperse from, etc.
Basically all kinds of reasons that a collectivist society would want to, it can be a pretty stark contrast for Americans who (again, generally) have a culture to go out of their day using extra effort to deliberately make others lives worse.
Although Korean culture is equally as rotten to the core in other ways, there are still signs of their glory days like this
Not a huge collectivist myself, but this must have been an organisational thing, right?
Not necessarily. If you can teach the reasoning while they're kids, it'd just be a thing you'd do. But, judging that this is an organized crowd in more ways than one, that likely isn't the case here. This was probably intended by someone rather than an automatic thing.