Why CEOs Should Be Embarrassed - Mick Lynch

[@wilfredsterling2124]

Mick Lynch has got a great ability to stay calm while expressing socially motivating emotions as he speaks truth to the utterly disgraceful powers running Britain.

[@misterk7970]

Well said !

[@IndiObsver]

Hear! Hear!

[@wilfredsterling2124]

@@IndiObsver Its not hear hear with Mick Lynch as unlike our MP's he is willing to debate rather than expect everyone to agree with him!!! Plus all the evidence is on his side rather than the government who think they are above such debate, despite the stupidity of the direction they are taking the country.

[@mhtbfecsq1]

Yea he does it so well, im guessing it comes from lots of experience gained in encountering the dirty tactics of the right.

[@SmartfoolGB]

Get the feeling he could lead this nation better than the new droid

[@haveaniceday5653]

It should be Mick moving into number 10, not the waste of space that has.

[@NG-xf5lt]

He has a bigger mandate!

[@CynthiaEwersCobb]

💯 %

[@call_in_sick]

Yes

[@reaceness]

He isn't a politician...

[@reaceness]

@@weewifie9321 But... that isn't how democracy works 😂

[@JB.zero.zero.1]

We have people like this and then somebody like Liz Truss. It's laughable, absurd and cruel. Those who lead us are often the least qualified.

[@igorlocoflow]

Spot on.' You've pretty much defined the word, Kakistocracy. And where I'm from. 'Kacky' was an old schoolyard word, for SHIT!

[@gabiotta]

Truss is leader of the Tory party, but she doesn't, and never will, lead the people. They farm us, like livestock, and then harvest out effort and worth before stealing half our paypackets as a thank you. Old MacDonald had some sheep, but he didn't lead them. He ate their children and stole their coats.

[@huwpatt3817]

I spelled it cack (chook poop) - O how the gobblers cackle - in a socially crippling Cackokracy

[@smon4164]

I don't know who said it but there is a quote that goes something like "the person who is leader should be dragged in kicking and screaming", essentially the point is if the leaders are thinking "nobody could be a better person for this job than me" that's a first warning sign that they are probably not the right person. Somebody who doesn't even want to do the job but is forced to as others see a quality in them which would be beneficial would be a much better candidate, unfortunately things will never work like that.

[@ronaldmasters4031]

JB you are absolutely spot on

[@adrenalynn1015]

So refreshing to hear this kind of talk. Not only is he speaking up for working people in such a devastatingly calm and reasonable way, but he is also teaching people how to do that for ourselves, the most important lesson.

[@dambrooks7578]

It's okay, the kids are learning Latin now, because that is important for the cost of living combating the current problems 😳 Lynch is correct, people have to vote in favour of their families futures.

[@audreymcgready4329]

Well said Mick. Stay strong and keep it going. 100% support. People power and power to the people.✊✌

[@user-sc4jy2hk5e]

I’ve been saying this for years, citizen smith...lol...and it’s coming to us the ants that keep the country ticking...

[@dragonfly6908]

The salaries at some of the local Councils need looking into. My partner earns £20,000 working full time at a Council in South Yorkshire and yet over half the other people working at the same Council earn eye watering salaries doing "Non Jobs" with the most ridiculous job titles know to man, lol. A few years ago a job was advertised for a "Short Break Lead".

[@joemacdonnagh6750]

His level of self confidence is such , that even when he is making a serious point , he is able to poke fun at himself ! Imagine him as your P.M.

[@johnjeffrey5432]

Couldn't agree more Joe👍

[@call_in_sick]

💯

[@naynay1139]

Decent people don’t become PM only scum psychopaths who believe you are worth less of a human than them become PM. Sooner you get that through your thick working class skull the better off the country

[@david-pb4bi]

He hasn’t got the intelligence of a giant like Liz Truss? Well that’s what all my work colleagues who voted Brexit and conservative obviously think.

[@toyotaprius79]

An Irish descendant as PM?! Don't you remember what happened to JFK?

[@handsomehardy]

Well said . Now get rid of starmer. He sacked a union member for joining a picket line

[@audreymcgready4329]

Was it not for announcing policies?

[@davidstrudwick6879]

KS has to win an election.

[@local9]

@@audreymcgready4329 Labour members were told to not join picket lines or show support, the member who was fired from his front bench position was removed for ignoring that memo and showing support by joining a picket line.

[@johnwright9372]

Sacking a shadoe cabinet member for making a statement in line with union interests was SO stupid. Nobody would have noticed. Whichever muppets are advising Starmer are totally out of touch. He is timid and uninspiring. I can only guess he is being told to keep his mouth shut in the hope the Tories keep shooting themselves in the foot, but you need more than that to win an election.

[@tonycarroll6632]

He was sacked for making up policy on the hoof.

[@b00ts4ndc4ts]

I like Mick Lynch and feel as he in touch with what is really happening and has his finger on the pulse. It's as if he is talking for me unlike the Labour Party.

[@vapeymcvape5000]

Lifelong Labour voter here. I'm either voting Green or not bothering next election.

[@b00ts4ndc4ts]

@@vapeymcvape5000 I'm going Green this time round mate if the Labour Party doesn't go left.

[@simonjones2240]

@@b00ts4ndc4ts so you supported green orissa then did you. Its green bull that hascaused a good proportion of the mess we are in. That and lockdowns, only an idiot would believe its because of the Ukraine fiasco!

[@simonj5615]

@@b00ts4ndc4ts The issue is, that the further left they go, the more heavily they will get defeated. By moving left you give up vast areas in the middle of the park. Vast areas the others will be happy to occupy.

[@b00ts4ndc4ts]

@@simonj5615 so your saying that people on the left don't have a voice?

[@veganmama2five397]

We are many, they are few! we need to stand together

[@inkwellflood8276]

Agreed.

[@markus.schiefer]

I have no idea how he can keep this calm. I luckily have a well-paid job with decent work conditions, but I am not blind to the world around me. When I talk about these issues, how wealth and income has shifted to the top so obscenely and unfairly, I get angry after only a few sentences.

[@alansimpson596]

Looking back over the past ten years or so I regard Mick Lynch as the finest person to enter the public arena. He is very knowledgeable, of great integrity and should be running the country. Our politicians look like a bunch of crooks by comparison. I'm very disappointed in Keir Starmer failing to appear alongside Mick. Starmer may think he'll lose votes if he does so but the opposite may be true.

[@calicokittenproductions591]

Alan Simpson Maybe he's more concerned about his donors than the working class. starmer doesn't appear to have any integrity, if he had he'd be fighting for the working class and not the parasites

[@seaniek9175]

He's an unbelievably coherent man. Great capacity to explain complex subjects in a clear manner. Shame hes not leading the Labour party and getting ready to be next PM.

[@jjefferyworboys8138]

Why doesn't he stand as an MP then ? It's easy to talk much harder to do.

[@seaniek9175]

@@jjefferyworboys8138 I think if he was leading Labour party he would win by landslide. The doubt would be whether his policies would work. Would be interesting to see if they would.

[@a-man2530]

@@jjefferyworboys8138 well he Is doing much more than talking isn't he? He has led by example, he's visible, likeable and understandable to the disenfranchised. Mick's rise wasn't intended, but thank god it happened because people need a person of principle somewhere to look to. Just because he hasn't stood in politics as of yet to suit you doesn't make his position easy. Many politicians have an easy ride compared to Mick, so cop on with your inaine drivel.

[@TheNobbynoonar]

No political party would accept him- if they did, our MP’s might just have to start dealing with real issues instead of just talking about them.

[@simonj5615]

His choice! You have to work out why.

[@IAmAStepaholic]

Mick Lynch is our labour party 😃. Imagine if we had someone like him and many of his great colleagues making decisions in #10 for the people, we would have a better system in place that works for the 99%..

[@jaysea1553]

well said mate

[@scottbuggy5634]

He would get my vote for sure

[@ellywhitcombe5007]

It would be wonderful!

[@sebastianbardon391]

Someone like Corbyn?

[@simonj5615]

I believe he has always been welcome to enter politics. You now have to ask yourself why he has not. The doer has always had a much harder job than the stone thrower.

[@robg5958]

I could listen to Mick Lynch all day long. He is spot on with his analysis and I support his union and it's membership 100%. I am retired and I live with mobility problems, but if I was able to I would join his picket line to show support. Keir Starmer is a coward for not supporting the union movement, a movement that gave birth to the Labour Party!

[@acrobaticcripple8176]

Spot on son!

[@TheNobbynoonar]

Well said Rob G.

[@iananderson1231]

The CEO's will never be ashamed they have very few concerns: mostly profit ,as excessive as possible and personal financial portfolios in line with profit which increases their power base and wealth. They are prepared to starve the majority of us out of existence as long as there are sufficient numbers remaining to service the Corporate and their personal needs. The hegemonic plutocracy dystopia is the way ahead for these creatures in the pursuit obscene wealth and power!

[@stevenredpath9332]

Not starve us out of existence, just starve us into compliance and subjugation. Back to the 1870s for us.

[@iananderson1231]

@@stevenredpath9332 Good point! as so called Democracy was tried but the Super Rich and Wealthy have thought better of it!

[@oteimoto85]

It's impossible to shame a sociopath. And that is what our leaders and businesses CEO's are. Those who desire power are absolutely the last people that should be allowed to wield it!!

[@pabo-qv3nx]

They will never be ASHAMED because they do not have a DECENT bone in their body and also have no MORALS.

[@TheBushdoctor68]

Mick is a working class hero. He knows *exactly* how things work, but even better, he knows *exactly* how to express the issues in clear and precise, down to Earth sentences. That's a super-power in politics nowadays. Political parties always serve the system that a nation is in. No matter if they're leftist or right-wing, capitalism comes first, and while that has worked for a short while in the 60's, it certainly has not worked for over half a century now. Leftist parties like Labour do have the intention to fight for the working class, but when those fights have to happen within preset boundaries, not on neutral ground but in a capitalist arena, those battle have been fixed in a major way before they even start. Like said, Mick is a hero, but he has to fight within that capitalist arena and so even in a fantasy scenario where he and his workers achieve all their goals, those results will still be a tiny adjustment on a massive predatory system that *will* continue to screw us over with increasing intensity. We need to overhaul Capitalism completely, so that it works for the masses instead of just a tiny percentage on top and Worker-coops are a proven path to get there. We need to install governments who are in favor of worker-coops, where the workers own the company and decide what to do with the profits and whether the well paid CEO gets to keep his job or not. Should've made Corben PM.

[@bushwhackeddos.2703]

Global finance has the left completely in its pocket,

[@TheBushdoctor68]

@@bushwhackeddos.2703 Global finance has everybody in their pockets. From politicians to mainstream media and most of our populations.

[@wotireckon]

"... not on neutral ground, but in a capitalist arena". There's the reason why Corbyn was "crushed". Capitalists were, and still are, utterly terrified of Socialism and will declare world war to avert it.

[@robmoon6442]

The more I hear from lynchy ………the stronger I feel I’d vote for him. Wouldn’t you?

[@BunyanaRed1958]

Don't be under the impression that Starmer is waiting in the wings, waiting to make things better for the Working Class. If he was he'd be talking about it now. And he ain't. Mick Lynch speaks for us. Starmer doesn't.

[@stephanguitar9778]

Starmer is the sort of Labour leader who wants to be consulted for favours, then ration them out so as not to disturb the neoliberal order of things. In fact all he will be offering is what Cameron actually promised 13 years ago before becoming PM, then delivered nothing other than austerity.

[@grahamturner1290]

Revolution time.

[@jjefferyworboys8138]

Prison time, hope I'm on the jury !

[@davejlboy4505]

Mick for labour leader he'd get in on a landslide ...truthful articulate knowledgeable and whether you agree with him or not he's honest which has never been the case with the other self serving bastards ..go mick 💪👊

[@simonj5615]

Then why doesn't he run? I sure as hell know as it is as clear as day. I will leave you to work it out with a three word clue. 'Doing' - 'throwing stones'

[@davejlboy4505]

Whooo Easy tiger !!!

[@truthseeker7612]

@@simonj5615 Why should he run if he doesn't want to?

[@simonj5615]

@@truthseeker7612 Very strange question. My comment was addressing why he would not want to.

[@ananda9726]

This guy speaks such sense. He totally gets the changes we need. Labour could take a leaf out of his book and stopping sitting on the fence.

[@beatinspector]

they got caught by the balls on barbed wire

[@simonj5615]

You do understand that the total sum of his job is to shout for more money and moan about people earning too much? I am not commenting on the rights or wrongs of it, merely on the fact that it is not a hard job. I think I could do it with my eyes closed.

[@ananda9726]

@@simonj5615 I would disagree that is ‘not a hard job’ to eloquently and intelligently highlight the vast difference between those who are getting poorer and those who are getting richer. You do understand that if you have the ability to represent the voice of workers such as me ‘with your eyes closed’ you might consider doing so rather than viewing those who do as moaners?

[@beatinspector]

@@simonj5615 stick your fingaz out then

[@Brellowcrop]

Love Mick Lynch, what a fucking legend

[@thomaskearney9034]

Starmer should be embarrased enough to rehire that staff member, fired for supporting striking railway workers. Starmer should repent by really representing working people; standing with and for them. How about that - a real Labour Party.

[@mrindecisive100]

Starmer's silence is deafening.

[@johnwilson5359]

Well said Mick, with your knowledge and determination we will win this fight for the British workers of this country, we will be Victorious in this real fight against the Government and the greedy.👍👍👍👍👍.

[@KillaKermit]

Well said as usual.

[@keithashley6298]

Well said Mick Lynch.

[@opanike87]

Nuclear Lynch 🎉💪🏿

[@Stuboy]

Miss Trust unelected by the UK public is our new glorious leader , get ready for more ..do as we say not as we do politics/rhetoric like Doris did , and working the problems not solutions

[@marianhunt8899]

Absolutely enriching themselves at everyone's expense.

[@MJK808]

Good one! They don't get to those positions by having a sense of shame.

[@davidhenrywall8619]

Rock on mick lynch eddie dempsey great union reps .

[@susim4503]

Mick Lynch is so impressive.

[@chrisworthman3191]

They should be scared.

[@almafrith778]

I have felt for a while, that Starmer hasn’t the connection with the working class public. This may be the reason why people are not feeling the support which is needed by the Labour party.

[@local9]

The labour party isn't anything like it was, it doesn't care about the workers any more, too busy trying to show they are something they are not.

[@socialistsolidarity]

The Labour party needs to go, along with the Tories. They are both two sides of the same coin, the only difference is one's red and the other's blue, and neither of them is interested in or can relate to the struggles of the working class.

[@mrindecisive100]

How could somebody who accepts a knighthood possibly have any connection with the working class?

[@inkwellflood8276]

Red snake, blue snake, it's the game that has to stop.

[@almafrith778]

@@mrindecisive100 For me, A knighthood isn’t worth what it used to represent. Johnson has long since spoiled the honour and integrity it used to uphold. Now you can buy a knighthood if you're a donner.

[@Robert.S459]

Well put as every Mick. The man has a great way of making his point regardless of who is interviewing him. And, he is so right about Labour! Their problem is, is that they need to appeal to a broad group of people to win an election, and that means being centralist. Time to lobby your Labour MP, highlighting your concerns and demand action for the Working people, Pensioners and all who are struggling. I've got no chance where I live, so I will use my Moms address who sensibly still have a Labour MP.

[@pauladams1829]

For a society to have any hope of achieving some degree of fairness those who govern the people should be scared of those people, not the other way around.

[@mk1photography62]

Mick for Labour leader 👍

[@rohanchapman4159]

Didn't have a grasp on politics until I heard this man speak. So thanks Mick for bringing some clarity to a messed up system

[@valerierooney1299]

Keep going Mick Lynch 👍

[@markshaz8691]

People like him are the ones we need in power.

[@bertoverweel6588]

When a CEO is away for a week the compagny is still going on , when workers are away for a week everyting stops , so who is more important ?

[@ryanfraser167]

I think you'll find the work goes on anyway, unless the work is very technical or involves rare skills employers will find a way of getting the work done...

[@jjefferyworboys8138]

Unless its a total factory shutdown where everyone goes on holiday that's crap.

[@alisonl6723]

God bless you Mick Articulate, balanced responses every time.. No matter what they throw at you!

[@TSINIproductions]

The onus is on the companies to start drastically raising wages. When minimum wage is barely indistinguishable from benefits, where is the incentive to work?

[@adaptercrash]

Being homeless and having sex under a bridge in dallas, and they just don't care they'll even pay to get me there

[@jjefferyworboys8138]

How unless they increase prices dramatically ?

[@adaptercrash]

@@jjefferyworboys8138 when they do that the cost everything goes up with it, it's not even really worth it. I was making 8.75 when I was 16. Now it's doubles and rent is triple.

[@juliemoosbally3582]

@@jjefferyworboys8138 by reducing profit instead of raising prices.

[@IndiObsver]

Working families using food banks. :-(

[@dougbritton3239]

Labour should have and should be showing support to the workers of the country and not making policies that enable them to sit on a fence.

[@HelenaMikas]

So calm, clear & concise .Refreshing to listen to intelligence and common sense :Thank you Mick Lynch .

[@bustedfender]

Doris Johnson won’t care about you either. Join a Union ✊

[@simonbilling2796]

take down the money men ,women conspendervatives

[@jjefferyworboys8138]

The highest paid UK CEO is a woman who earned £421m last year. You probably spent money with her company.

[@davidthomas450]

Well done mick well said

[@hammycats6919]

Mick Lynch for new left wing party. ✊️✊️

[@kevinbarry1724]

Brilliant Mick. Don't wait for the politicians.

[@BobK5]

Mick Lynch for PM

[@alisonmorris4444]

Absolutely 💯👌 and for all too long we’ve been gaslit /conditioned/brainwashed into feeling guilty for asking for anything more than the breadcrumbs that we were given . Those in power absolutely do not want change , because they fear losing control . They have no empathy compassion and literally don’t care full stop as long as they keep the status quo for them and theirs , entitled spoilt chinless wonders loving life in their own deluded bubble. Things are shifting little by little around the World thanks to people like Mick Lynch 👌👊💪😊 x

[@johngalvin3124]

Nicely put, Alison 👏

[@jessicaandtrains7768]

Starmer needs replacing. No show of support is a loud and clear message. Labour should be ashamed of themselves. If they won't stand against such disgusting treatment of workers then what good are they?

[@mickpurcell272]

Well said Mick a man that talks sense 👍👍👍👍🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@22Phantasm]

It's good to see someone state the obvious that's been ignored for so long... The working class are the ones doing all the graft, creating the profits for the CEOs and shareholders. Cheers, Mick.

[@masquarra]

Hear hear!

[@oldfan1963]

Mick has no equal in the U.S. labor movement... such as it is.

[@rosewoodsam]

i would vote for Mick, Stammer can do one, he has made it clear which side he is on.

[@PA3456]

Even worse now it’s official the new witch has been born aka truss 🧙🧙‍♀️

[@Robert.S459]

Unlike the Borg Queen, she will BE controlled by the Collective. The ERG

[@petyrkowalski9887]

I had an unlce who was a FTSE 100 CEO for years and he cared about one thing only, his bonus and share options. Boards and independent non execs need to balance large companies goals for society as well as shareholders and manage the executive reward plan accordingly. I would also put all employees on stock options and incentives so everyone shares in success.

[@stephanguitar9778]

What they really need, is to be forced into it, by law and on the will of the real people, ie the workers. This is what a real labour government should be promising.

[@wotireckon]

Agreed on stock options etc for employees, but critical industries (energy, railways, water etc) should never, ever be allowed out of public ownership.

[@FerrisFlyer]

Mick is an amazing communicator. Heads and shoulders above anybody else in the uk since Tony Blair.

[@alfredotebasco]

Tories are vampires, every single one of them.

[@michaelrejoinbradford1282]

Don’t give in to this government

[@davidlohan1212]

Legend!

[@marianhunt8899]

The governments of the Western world works for the Oligarch class on both sides, left and right. I do not delude myself that I will be a billionaire. I am working class and proud of it We are the salt of the earth. Always have been. This wonderful planet was freely given to all life forms. We don't have to justify our existence. We work hard for our employers so we should be protected, not robbed of a living wage or shamed.

[@PaulGappyNorris]

Starmer is completely useless as an opposition leader.

[@johnjeffrey5432]

I want this guy running the country 💪

[@Toodle.Pipp001]

Wealth hoarding sociopaths have no shame.

[@yellowgreen5229]

Starmer the snake must go.

[@rondenny2]

Wise words

[@stormytempest6521]

Mr Lynch certainly comes as a man of integrity, common Decency, Honrable, and above all principled.

[@andrewmaccallum2367]

2 simple rules for life; No.1 - Never trust a tory No.2 - Never forget rule number 1

[@marymanning5150]

Well said

[@VictorCharlesEvans]

I totally disagree with Mr Michael Lynch, I believe they should be jailed for extortionate profiteering!!

[@plastikbertrand]

It makes me proud to be a member of the RMT when I hear Lynchie and Eddie Dempsey 👍

[@dave0n2wheels69]

The CEOs need the workers more than the workers need the CEOs.

[@sodalitia]

False. Masses are about to become redundant for the CEOs. Once the world economy collapses, the money won't be made out of selling excessive amounts of products to masses, but by renting property, taxes levies and extortion. The times of booming capitalism come to an end so only a few workers are required to maintain machines doing actual production. Unskilled workforce is to be disposed in ghettos like trash in the landfill.

[@jjefferyworboys8138]

Workers are very replaceable, often by much more efficient machines.

[@dave0n2wheels69]

@@jjefferyworboys8138 Only for some jobs, and even then who designs the machines, installs them, maintains them? Can't see the CEOs rolling up their sleeves.

[@nuvisionprinting]

Australia needs someone like Mick Lynch!

[@shadowofmyfutureself]

We need this clarity continously in public discussion

[@Chelmsford0909]

Micks standing up for people more than any government will ever do

[@jjefferyworboys8138]

His job is easy, thats why.

[@barryboom717]

@@jjefferyworboys8138 you're literally the only person against the points being discussed in the comments 😂. That's quite telling as only a few months ago you would have been accompanied by at least a handful of others.

[@Iveraghboy]

One of the very few people in the UK today fighting for a fairer society and working class values, I think the Labour Party are a lost cause today and needs drastic change.

[@outsidethebox2037]

Most CEO's are sociopaths, so embarrassment and empathy don't enter their thoughts, period 🧐

[@tina5203]

Mick is such a lovely kind man and full of empathy unlike the politicians who don’t care about anyone or anything !!

[@JugglinJellyTake01]

We need a maximum wage urgently. People should not be able to earn more than 10 times minimum wage based on a 4 day week / 28 hours per week. A 90% income tax band over this rate would deal with perpetual austerity, greed and the willful destrustion of public services. Over to you Kier Starmer.

[@mrdeafa25]

Dont hold your breath thinking Starmer is likely to do anything. More of a Tory than the tories.

[@jjefferyworboys8138]

That's the last thing needed. Most premier division footballers earn much more than large company CEO's and what do they contribute to the UK economy, bugger all.

[@ryanfraser167]

Who r u to tell ppl how much their labour and skill/services is worth? U don't live in the real world

[@mrdeafa25]

@@ryanfraser167 If someone is earning ten times the average wage they should be taxed to the max. They will still be a whole lot richer than they will ever need to be. That includes. footballers by the way.

[@ryanfraser167]

@@mrdeafa25 taxed to the max? Sounds like you just want the law to legalise theft cause your jealous of how much other ppl earn, try bettering yourself...no skilled professional or accomplished corporate leader or footballer would want to reside in what you envision, they flee Venezuela and Cuba for a reason...ure ideas would destroy economic and cultural life as anyone understands it.

[@anthonysanders3134]

Mick didn’t go to Eton or Oxbridge but he pisses over every single one of those Tory tosspots. He is a very impressive individual and puts Starmer to shame. This man should be in Parliament, where he could have even more of a say and hold this “government” to account.

[@KokowaSarunoKuniDesu]

I take issue with the word 'earning' for people who are paid in gross monumental excess.

[@roberthall4492]

We need people like Mick Lynch now more than ever. He talks sense and is clever enough to push back against the journalists who say working class people are greedy wanting money to pay basic food and heating bills. Whilst they argue that banker's should get huge bonuses unchallenged. Then allow the money to filter down. It's been proven that working class people spend when we have money whilst more affluent people save their money. So no filtering down and no help for the economy

[@DavidJohnson-dc8lu]

In EU legislation which the UK is still under, the Tory Gov't has the power to place emergency price caps on energy companies. France has done this against EDF, why can't the Tories do this too?

[@snafufubar]

Why? You can't expect an MP who will one day be an ex MP vote for price caps. If they do that where will they get cushy £200k a year 4 days a month directorships from? Got to keep their paymasters happy so they can ride the gravy train. Snouts in the trough.

[@DavidJohnson-dc8lu]

@@snafufubar Very true lol, but the law is there for them to do it.

[@chasidahL]

Nailed it, Mick 👌

[@micheallyons9022]

Mick Lynch for PM,

[@leoportsmouth5138]

Mick your a star for talking about working people , I'm proud of you

[@returnoftheredeye]

One of the only public figures I can think of that gives me hope when I hear him speak.

[@Tony-gg3nd]

I could listen to Mick Lynch for hours. I stand with the working people of this country. Fight poverty not the poor. ✊🏻

[@fredericrike5974]

You tell 'em Mick! As a plumber, I was a Union apprentice here in America and saw the same going on here in the mid eighties and got runout for it. And that is as much the fault of our national union leadership as any one else's. FR

[@andrewhodgkins2292]

This bloke has both common sense and good judgement. Rather surprisingly he is also someone who cares. If he were to run for power he would be shredded by the media.

[@suekennedy1595]

Murdoch would hate him

[@stephanguitar9778]

By the right wing media, just like every Labour politican has been, however he is not aloof of the people he would represent, unlike Starmer (and of course by the entire tory party)

[@BobHogan]

Good man.

[@rosstyler8005]

21st century Magna Carta for workers is what's needed

[@robertwinslade3104]

If only all politicians were like this guy

[@kev6798]

Great work Mick

[@andrewcrookes5775]

Absolutely 💯 but what can they do to people if they can't afford to pay

[@MrPotatoMind]

I love this man.