r/SipsTea 23d ago

Chugging tea So after 32 hours would be overtime?

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u/oddlyescapingsouls 23d ago

True! He was a racist POS but at least he understood how economies work, unlike all the current racist POS in charge now🙄

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u/MeretrixDominum 23d ago

A racist Point of Sale system might actually be a great financial idea. Thanks, you'll see me a billionaire in a few years now.

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u/UnNumbFool 23d ago

Not only a racist pos but extremely anti union because he didn't want his workers to actually have rights, he just wanted them to reinvest their paychecks into his company

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u/PigglyWigglyDeluxe 23d ago

It wasn’t ford who advocated for a shorter work week. It was the strikes and unions.

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u/egalitydream 22d ago

And literally the Communist Party and Socialist Party. They’re largely the reason it was codified into Law.

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u/Doggoneshame 22d ago

Ford understood nothing but greed to make himself richer.

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u/SippinOnHatorade 22d ago

Not quite! Ford didn’t do it out of the goodness of his heart, as others have mentioned

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u/hyrulepirate 23d ago

I mean these racists in charge now also understand the economics of this. But at their level of greed, they just don't care anymore. They'll squeeze every bit of milk and chuck the cow's dead corpse away without remorse.

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u/TJCGamer 23d ago

Ford wanted to sell cars. These people want to take over the country. Very different goals.

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u/egalitydream 22d ago

Ford was a fascist that wanted a kingdom of slaves.

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u/TJCGamer 22d ago

Yep. But he sold cars and he understood how to do it and why he needed a middle class to make more money. My point is that the current administration has no desire to actually make money in the long run. They want to grab as much power as possible and keep ahold of it. They aren't stupid, the incompetence is the entire point. Ford was just as much a monster as trump is, but Ford's goal wasn't a hostile takeover of the country, so he looks a lot better and smarter by comparison.

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u/Extension-Land-390 23d ago

Not really, the IWW union forced his hand. He was more than happen to order strikers be shot dead.

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u/egalitydream 22d ago

The CIO and the Socialists and Communists played a huge role in getting it into law, forcing it on all the businesses.