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Let's keep this to one thread, please. I don't disagree with your politics, but creating myriad threads on one topic just make you look like a lefty.
You fucking morons!
Low wages do nothing but fatten the coffers of corporations while dragging down the living standards of all working people.
But....the Charleston Boeing workers aren't getting low wages. They're gonna be earning around 50K or more. And in South Carolina, the cost of living is lower than the Northeast or Northwest. And this city is gorgeous, warm, hot women, great food, the beach. Whats not to love? I see why Boeing wanted to come here.
The ONLY people pissed about this deal are people outside of Charleston. Stop hatin'!!! BTW, to all you pissed off union folks, Boeing is still taking applications down here. BUT.....you'll have to "suffer" by earning 50K+ in a city deemed in the top 5 resort towns to visit in the world, January days with 75 degree weather and a beach, low traffic, low pollution, hot women, good food. But, if you can deal with that horror, they're hiring.
You fucking morons!
Low wages do nothing but fatten the coffers of corporations while dragging down the living standards of all working people.
But....the Charleston Boeing workers aren't getting low wages. They're gonna be earning around 50K or more. And in South Carolina, the cost of living is lower than the Northeast or Northwest. And this city is gorgeous, warm, hot women, great food, the beach. Whats not to love? I see why Boeing wanted to come here.
The ONLY people pissed about this deal are people outside of Charleston. Stop hatin'!!! BTW, to all you pissed off union folks, Boeing is still taking applications down here. BUT.....you'll have to "suffer" by earning 50K+ in a city deemed in the top 5 resort towns to visit in the world, January days with 75 degree weather and a beach, low traffic, low pollution, hot women, good food. But, if you can deal with that horror, they're hiring.
Proof? Or talking out of your ass again?
Let's keep this to one thread, please. I don't disagree with your politics, but creating myriad threads on one topic just make you look like a lefty.
Sorry, Gunny. My mistake. And I sure as hell don't wanna look like a lefty. But hey unlike Obama, at least you didn't sue me to locate my "operations" where you want, you just politely asked me too and pointed me in the right way haha!
Let's keep this to one thread, please. I don't disagree with your politics, but creating myriad threads on one topic just make you look like a lefty.
Sorry, Gunny. My mistake. And I sure as hell don't wanna look like a lefty. But hey unlike Obama, at least you didn't sue me to locate my "operations" where you want, you just politely asked me too and pointed me in the right way haha!
You haven't received your summons yet?
I think the lawsuit is bullshit and typical of a socialist/leftist run government. Obama has turned out to be exactly what everyone with a brain capable of cognizant thought predicted he would.
Just another product of dirty, leftist Chicago politics. He should be running for president of the cell bloc he's assigned to, not the US.
You fucking morons!
Low wages do nothing but fatten the coffers of corporations while dragging down the living standards of all working people.
But....the Charleston Boeing workers aren't getting low wages. They're gonna be earning around 50K or more. And in South Carolina, the cost of living is lower than the Northeast or Northwest. And this city is gorgeous, warm, hot women, great food, the beach. Whats not to love? I see why Boeing wanted to come here.
The ONLY people pissed about this deal are people outside of Charleston. Stop hatin'!!! BTW, to all you pissed off union folks, Boeing is still taking applications down here. BUT.....you'll have to "suffer" by earning 50K+ in a city deemed in the top 5 resort towns to visit in the world, January days with 75 degree weather and a beach, low traffic, low pollution, hot women, good food. But, if you can deal with that horror, they're hiring.
Proof? Or talking out of your ass again?
the best thing that could ever happen is for boeing to move everything out of washington state and let those socialist bastards and liberal weenies loose there jobs.... i am glad that south carolina workers are non workers. they are the true americans, not a bunch of pansey ass entitlement mentality libbies whining about everything under the sun, and, getting paid much more than the average washington employee.
Washinton state should let Boeing exercise it's right to move but exercise it's right to tax anything from Boeing or South Carolina.
Washinton state should let Boeing exercise it's right to move but exercise it's right to tax anything from Boeing or South Carolina.
Washington State shouldn't have the power to "let" Boeing do anything. The WA state government doesn't own Boeing. Boeing operates there, and hires citizens of WA state at it's own will. If WA and the Feds keep trying to bully Boeing, they'll move to friendlier atmospheres.
Like Charleston, SC, voted 12 years straight as America's friendliest city!!!!
Washington state should and does have the power to enforce it's laws.
Washinton state should let Boeing exercise it's right to move but exercise it's right to tax anything from Boeing or South Carolina.
You ever hear of the Constitution? States do not have a right to tax other states, nor do they have a right to tax specific countries. In fact, governments do not have rights. If you were not an idiot I would point out how stupid you are for confusing what rights are, but I really do not expect much from people who graduate from public shool anymore.
Washington State shouldn't have the power to "let" Boeing do anything. The WA state government doesn't own Boeing. Boeing operates there, and hires citizens of WA state at it's own will. If WA and the Feds keep trying to bully Boeing, they'll move to friendlier atmospheres.
Like Charleston, SC, voted 12 years straight as America's friendliest city!!!!
Washington state should and does have the power to enforce it's laws.
What laws are you talking about?
Doubtful very doubtful. While it may well be true that unionized government work forces are often unmotivated and unproductive such is NOT true of the unionized private sector workers I have seen in the Midwest and Pacific Northwest. Those folks are the sort who do a fine job of managing both quality and quantity of output on the shop floor. Main 'problem' with the workforce is that it will also be pretty diligent & unbending regarding management attempts to dodge the terms of signed contracts. The culture places a high value on being serious about work. The deep south (Carolinas thru LA) has a different culture. People are often burst workers- hit it hard for a long day & then slack off rather than maintaining a continuous steady pace which accomodates the task being paid for. Take a bunch of these folks suddening going from $5 an hour clerking at the 'sack of suds' to $15 at the new factory and lots of 'em are gonna decise that they have enough money for the week working thru wednesday and just disappear the rest of the week. Good quality is also going to require much closer inspection of output. That is expensive. Heck the low level of/poor quality of education among the locals is going to be an issue.
Yet, Obama's NLRB appointees are in attack-mode to stop it. They argue that the mere act of building a plant in non-union SC is "intimidation" to union members. How? By opening a plant in SC? Boeing EXPANDED it's workforce in union-labor Seattle/Puget Sound by 2,000 employees. So Boeing didn't slash union labor, they simply opened in SC also.
Just Googled, and it's in a lot of big media now. NY Times: http://www.nytimes.com/2011/04/21/business/21boeing.html?_r=1
Scrolling through many of them, I'm stunned at how many public comments left on these articles all boast their desire for the gov't to in fact start forcing companies to locate where the gov't wants to make them locate. Tyrants.
Washinton state should let Boeing exercise it's right to move but exercise it's right to tax anything from Boeing or South Carolina.
Washington state should and does have the power to enforce it's laws.
