To wit: http://mailman.lbo-talk.org/2000/2000-March/006122.html
["I must then be hallucinating that IWW red card that's in my book bag. That makes me feel better, because I was getting a few months behind on dues payments. IWW - reports of our death are exaggerated."]
Also, one shouldn't brag about one's activist resume every time one gets criticized ["Well, *I've* been organizing for 15 years in various marches, so who are YOU to talk," etc.] and then suddenly claim the IWW thing will bar you from getting a job. I'd think the open bragging of years and years of anti-capitalist/anarchist organizing would do that, too. Or being in the NY Times, etc. I mean, come on.
-B.
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Chuck0 wrote:
> >You mean the prohibition about revealing the
identities of IWW
> >members in public was changed? This list is
publicly accessible. In
> >an era of Google, any prospective employer can
search the Internet
> >and find your name or my name on this list. As
somebody who probably
> >has been unable to find work, possibly in part due
to my name being
> >on the Internet, this concerns me.
===== "I'm not too worried by hegemony / I know the cadre will look after me" - Magazine, "Model Worker," 1978