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Matching tshirts and signs for a decent sized group aren't cheap. I see stuff like this often in protests. Who pays?
by cabaalis 4y ago
Matching tshirts and signs for a decent sized group aren't cheap. I see stuff like this often in protests. Who pays?
- fckgw 4y agoThe union does. That's one of the things your union dues go towards.
- Animats 4y agoFew unions today have enough money for that. The UAW, maybe.
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- SamoyedFurFluff 4y agoIn my experience the union pays, both with fees and also through fundraising. See: the Harper collins union strike was able to go 50+ days, including holidays, with the crowdfunding of a supportive literary community.
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- jltsiren 4y agoYour intuition fails here. Resources generally scale with the size of the group, while the price per individual goes down. If you order in sufficient quantities, you should be able to get a decent t-shirt with a single-colored print for ~$5.