Stephen Amell: "I do not support striking"

[tillychar]

‘Arrow’ actor Stephen Amell says he doesn’t support the WGA/SAG-AFTRA strikes:

“I do not support striking. I don't. I think that it's a reductive negotiating tactic, and I find the entire thing incredibly frustrating.” pic.twitter.com/rMTjxYXD8n
- Pop Crave (@PopCrave) July 31, 2023
Stephen Amell has shared that he doesn't support the SAG-AFTRA/WGA

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[violue]

I've been waiting for this post.

SATISFY MY BLOODLUST, ONTD.

[violue]

[dull_and_wicked]

The virgin Stephen Amell vs the Chad Grant Gustin https://t.co/qXufq6H6Eo pic.twitter.com/pTqLSreGsQ
- Din 📺Classic Who¹³ (@owlspidey) July 31, 2023

[tomelette]

I still relish the fact that Amell was so bothered by Grant's peace sign photo. LMAO

[coquettishkat]

he fucking sucks

[genbu_no_miko24]

The comment below is killing me

He’s coming🔽 pic.twitter.com/8hmUjBzc9Q
- Kami Anime S (@KamiAnimeS1) July 31, 2023

[qween_tartii]

lmao get him Ron

[dejatrue]

[swimbee]

He wants things to stay the way they are because he made enough to be able to afford 3 houses and to take months-long vacations. He has his and doesn’t care about anyone else and he’s too stupid to realize that he’d be one of the first actors replaced with AI lol

[inandoutofgrace]

Isn’t/wasn’t his a CW show? What CW actor is this stupid/brazen-

Oh right. White man.

[stillingfleet]

I’m from a country where essentially we don’t / can’t have strikes. I love my country, and we are known for our stability and efficiency, but this is a fucking stupid take. If the system is not working, you can’t work within the system. Individuals should be able to take on the system in a way where they can be collectively protected. Particularly in cases where capitalism has gotten to breaking point and people can’t live doing a decent day’s work.

[fernandocolunga]

oh wow what country is that?

[stillingfleet]

My home country is Singapore lol

[vvitchbaby]

I knew it was gonna be Singapore. I sat in an IO psych class once where the prof said that businesses there don't view workers as an expense but an asset (not the right wording, but they're a + and not a - on budgeting basically). If I remember correctly, the gov paid half of ppl's salary during covid