When you are a union leader, you earn a good salary, which means that
you make money. When you make money, “common sense” tells you
that you must invest it. Defending labor rights is your job and your
duty and no one goes to work just for fun.
On the other hand, investing and making your investment fruitful,
that is making profits, become your hobby, something that you do for
fun. Therefore, your investment may end up being considered by
yourself as your treasure, something that you cherish because it
involves no commitment towards anyone else but you.
What are the odds that you will be enjoying less cherishing your
hobby than your duty? Is it why union leaders are so compliant with
bosses and governments and so sloppy when it is time to struggle for
a more equal society? How do they avoid upper class interests
becoming theirs?
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