Schlein, what a mistake to go to the Atac drivers' strike: don't you know that that fight harms the poorest?

The right to strike of workers is sacrosanct and is not up for discussion, but the methods and times of its exercise can be discussed and criticized. In the 1950s the great leader of the Cgil, Joseph DiVittorio, he even spoke of strikes in reverse. Do you think it's right that every Friday the unions of transport paralyze the circulation of public transport, be they trams and buses or even trains and subways? If the autonomous trade unions do it, it is not surprising. The style of the Cobas that's it, but the unions Cgil and Uil transport officials do not realize that a public transport strike during working hours harms above all the poorest segments of the population, those who do not travel by car and can even less afford a taxi, is simply scandalous. And it is even more so if the drivers' strikeAttack, the bankrupt municipal public transport company of Rome, participates, even if a little camouflaged among the people, the secretary of the Pd, Elly Schlein. But do you really think that by lumping all the strikes together, you can build an alternative to the Meloni Government? What a sad illusion. Then the secretary of the Democratic Party should not be surprised if the weakest segments of the population do not participate in the vote, or vote for the right or for the Five Star Movement. What a mistake, Elly. Think about it.