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Industrial chicken farming doesn’t need workers to feed animals anymore. The Silo system will feed the Still water reservoir new york unsalted shapk free shirt but in fact I love this chickens via a converyor belt that deliver food to the fedding trough. The few times a worker is needed if for cleaning, maintenance and collecting the chickens for the slaughterhouse. If maintenance was not available for all chickenfarms due to a strike in more then a few all chicken would die. Stables don’t have back up power generators for nothing incidents happen workers are necessary You’re right, but if the owner itself don’t put his hands on deck when it’s not a industrial level production, he doesn’t deserve to have a farm or be called a farmer. It’s specifically because the staff set up perishables and then stopped work. Ergo they deliberately created a situation to destroy product. They deliberately worked for 2-3hrs first thing to create a problem, and then went on strike. Just to make sure I am reading your position correctly, you believe that striking workers that work with perishable items can only begin striking outside of normal business hours, or else be liable for any unfinished work? And, the nuance of it is that deliberately creating a scenario where there is destruction is what has been found at fault (Eg if you work in a restaurant and you pull all the food out of the freezer and then strike, that’s wrong). You are also assuming the courts are just, which is demonstrably false. In the USA at least, I no longer trust anyone at any judiciary level. The highest court is obviously corrupt, therefore no other court retains legitimacy.

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