I wasn’t familiar with this, assuming it’s the same incident

yahoo.com/…/arson-suspect-california-warehouse-fi…

The initial estimate found the paper product inside the warehouse being worth $500 million the building itself being worth $150 million

Damn. Thoughts and prayers. Though it does suck for the people who lost jobs over this.

Nobody lost a job that was paying enough to live there. They should open a co-op in the ashes… Of course it’ll still be profitable enough for the company to rebuild and refill the warehouse.

It was still a job for those people. If they aren’t being paid enough, sudden unemployment would be pretty scary. I’m not passing judgement on the act, just recognizing the situation that this has put those workers in.

Company should have paid enough to live.

Yes, and now the decision of one man has put several others out of work. Consequences.

The decision of a company to not pay a living wage has forced a man’s hand to fight back against his own oppression. Unfortunately others have been caught in the crossfire.

Two comments up, I said that I was not taking a position on the act. But to suggest he was forced to burn down that building is edgelord at best.

It’s called “having solidarity” mate.

If that were to happen to my place of work, I’d be screwed. I’m not sure that I’d see it has “having solidarity”, more so “unemployment is less than half of what I take in each week, and I have bills, and rent. Fuck.”. I have solidarity with those who wish to come together, to fight for what’s important to them. Destroying the workplace takes their voices away.