• chetradley@lemmy.world
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    5 months ago

    Is that right? To the average person, “Anti-Work” sounds like you’re straight up against working, and unless you want to explain this to every single person individually, Fox News is going to keep having a field day misrepresenting your movement.

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      5 months ago

      Yeah, “Work Reform” is much better. There’s this weird trend of massively exaggerating a talking point, as the echo chamber seems incapable of thinking about any kind of optics or moderation

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        5 months ago

        No work reform implies slightly different, which isn’t the point. Any message must make you question the system.

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          5 months ago

          If you’re marketing only to people with critical thinking skills you’ll miss most of the voting population, but you do you.

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      Honestly that mod torpedoing the whole movement with a dumb interview and forcing the rebrand to work reform was probably one of the best things that could’ve happened.