[ SECRET POST #5279 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5279 ⌋

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Comments

[sabotabby]

I'm legit confused as to how "Livin' On a Prayer" can be considered anti-union. Like. People don't get paid when they're on strike, so the protagonist has no money. That's it that's the entire reference.

[(Anonymous)]

RIGHT?? If it was anti-union, would Johnny not be a scab? The fact that he's down on his luck means that he considers standing with the union to be more important than getting paid!

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, Johnny is on strike with his union, that's why they're livin' on a prayer. Definitely not anti-union!

[(Anonymous)]

Sometimes they do - strike pay is a thing, if a union's strong enough to have a good war chest and the strike doesn't drag on for too long. But it's only a fraction of their normal pay, so it would still be difficult to get by, especially in the time of Ronald 'disappointed he wasn't born in time to be a Pinkerton' Reagan.

[sabotabby]

My strike pay was minuscule and would have been even lower in the 80s. Certainly not enough to live on long-term, hence the prayer.

[(Anonymous)]

Yes, that's exactly what I said.