> disrupted by protests of their involvement in the genocide

If only there was a very simple and obvious way to prevent that.

Why not protest and switch jobs? One is not old school by been submissive, I'm old school and I'm not like that.

I would argue that if your employer is helping a genocide, it's everyone's responsibility to fight it.

I don't think you know what "old school" means.

Old school Polaroid employees back in the 1970s started the Polaroid Revolutionary Workers’ Movement to successfully pressure Kodak to stop their secret support for apartheid South Africa.

Labor strikes are also an old school alternative to "just switch jobs."

But if you want to change something, how does it help to switch the job?

> But maybe just switch jobs if you are that upset about it?

That's the gentler way to strike.

As members of the working class, we technically have the freedom to choose which employer we sell our labor to - but we are forced to sell our labor an employer to survive

So, in reality, it's hard

It's like saying, "But maybe just don’t get sick if you can’t afford medical treatment"

It's not about the dozens of activists talking with each other but about them writing to tens of thousands of people within the company. The former you can do on any platform. The latter you can only do on the employer's platform: that's where the people who're apathetic to your cause are, and they're not about to join your Discord.