Germany’s 28-Hour Workweek

tbh only one guy made that claim and he's getting roasted

You're a dipshit brainlet. Is this a step on the road to abolishing capitalism? Is this part of some broader revolutionary programme? Is this action taken in solidarity with workers elsewhere inside and outside of Germany? Will they use these gains to ensure the gains made by their fellow industiral workers in the Czech Republic or India or the US?

No?

Then it's not fucking class struggle you relentless dipshit.

Yes it is class struggle. The proletariat is not at fault for the ruling classes imaginary lines dividing the earth.

In fact sometimes despite these lines, isolated groups of workers actually practice solidarity. When automotive workers of VolksWagen were striking in Bratislava, they were supported by german automotive unions.

And in turn, striking german Amazon workers were countered with Amazon hiring workers in Prague, luring them with slightly larger wages which were still a fraction of german wages.

German workers have full right to demand humane treatment. Just because the bourgeoisie offloads those demands on less fortunate proletarians does not diminish the class-based motivation of the german workers.

There's a reason why workers in core imperialist countries are reactionary and it isn't just muh false consciousness.

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Are you still part of the working class if you only work one (1) hour a week?

Workers in imperialist countries are born into them, molded by them.
The bourgeoisie when they started merely adopted the imperialism as the logical conclusion of the capital concentration.

Russia and Germany were core nations you dolt: they both had widescale communist uprisings.

made by leftypol gang

4U

Honestly at this rate we are headed for that regardless.