Laid-Off Chicago Workers Occupy Plant

[peacerebelgirl]

Right on - Watch the film "The Take" that tells the story of workers in Argentina taking over the factories when their economy crashed and they lost their jobs. Viva La Revolicion!

[trabalengua]

This is great, now to really set an example that could be followed across the country is there any way you can fire up the factory and start producing again? Show the world that there's no need for the boss to organize production... turn it into an autonomous factory run by worker council. Occupy, Resist, Produce! peace and solidarity!

[FlintPublic]

Here, here! Direct action is Labor's past, present, and future.

[IneptTroopr]

Well not so much US organized Labor in the past three decades for the most part.

But it sure as hell will be its future for a LONG time judging by the rapidly radicalizing sentiment amongst the working class. Its going to be a rough next few years, but interesting to see what'll happen next.