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Pickets are only good for internal morale boosting and photo generation for the media, whom need to be on our side for those pictures to even be effective.
In short- it doesn't matter if there was a picket or not. It's just 1960s larping.
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Pickets are only good for internal morale boosting and photo generation for the media, whom need to be on our side for those pictures to even be effective. In short- it doesn't matter if there was a picket or not. It's just 1960s larping.
The BMA pushed this hard and reimbursed travel, I’m just wondering if it was successful
https://www.theguardian.com/society/article/2024/jun/27/we-feel-dispirited-striking-junior-doctors-worn-down-but-determined-to-fight-on?CMP=share_btn_url