When did American labor lose its radicalism?

dunno

but I'm sure the jews are behind it

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when the rest of the world was in ruin thanks to world war ii and upper management had no choice but to pay some dumbfuck highschool dropout the modern equivalent of $40/hr w/benefits to tighten a bolt 8 hours a day

>>1790486
The red scare

Did it need radicalism?

>>1790552
you can thank the iww for minimum wage and the abolition of child labor.

>>1790561
>you can thank the iww for minimum wage and the abolition of child labor

Not really, they fucked things up more than they fixed them, especially in the mining industry. Even most WFM miners hated them for being ideologically driven fucktards.

>>1790565
>Even most WFM miners hated them for being ideologically driven fucktards.

That's not even remotely true. Once the WFM left the IWW it had already lost most of its leadership and ceased to be relevant in the country, especially to the miners that it once represented.