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More hysteria from rdean... why am I not surprised?
Oh, yea, it's because every post of his is hysterical bullshit.
Oh yours? "Historical Bullshit."
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More hysteria from rdean... why am I not surprised?
Oh, yea, it's because every post of his is hysterical bullshit.
More hysteria from rdean... why am I not surprised?
Oh, yea, it's because every post of his is hysterical bullshit.
Um the Democratic Parties money comes from corporatations too AND unions. And the unions spend the money for the Democratic candidates even though half of their membership, who are forced to pay dues, dont support those candidates. Nows thats the real BS.
Why is it conservatives don't see an $8 trillion housing bubble and the subsequent multi- trillion dollar bailout of those who caused and benefited from the inflation and collapse of that bubble as class war?From the age slavery in Solomon's Mine through the times of Viking and Goth barbarism to the corporate shenanigans of today, class warfare drives Western 'Civilization'... why NOT another thread discussing it? It's a subject both broad and deep.
NOVA | Quest for Solomon's Mines
Barbarians: "Vikings/Goths" & "Mongols/Huns" History Channel
The Citizen: Corporate Shenanigans, Greed And The Will To Fight Back
When it is Government that causes such things? You're kidding...right?
Yep. The agenda is completely clear. No proposals for creating jobs at all. Just destruction of unions, the withdrawal of what little aid this nation gives to it's children, and the forcing of what is left of the middle class into the ranks of the working poor.
The real answer to this is no tax cuts for the wealthiest Americans and no unions. Everyone gets raises on their own performances and pays for their own health care and prepares for their own pensions through IRA's and Plans through companies.
That would help stablize the state budgets with commom sense and lure businesses back totheir state.
Jobs will be created when the unions take their hands from around the throats of the employers...
Jobs will be created when the unions take their hands from around the throats of the employers...
Pure genius.
You're saying that those 11.9 percent of the workforce in unions have their 'hands around the throats' of 'the employers'?
Do the math for us, stupid.
Only 7% of Americans in the private sector are part of a union.
Yet, he says unions are the only representation Americans have left.
The poor math alone negates any need for proper response. But I will. He will never, ever, ever bring up this: How can we export jobs, while importing massive numbers of low wage "workers", and still expect our wages to stay the same?
Any individual who supports both unions and illegal immigration is a raging hypocrite. We are importing millions of unskilled, desperate people who will work for next to nothing. Unions supposedly fought to protect "workers" from having to accept those low wages.
So when unions also start protesting the importation of unskilled, desperate labor who is willing to work for far less, then I'll take them seriously.
I'm glad someone brought this up. The invisible hand of "free market economy" (the term is a joke but that's another discussion) is dictating a world equilibrium of wages. Businesses will go where worker protections, material costs, and wages are all low. Until the entire world equalizes...the more developed nations will always suffer.
The way we've won that war in the past is with innovation. You need workers skilled to do something low-rent workers can't be skilled to do. That's why...hate the green movement or not...it's a ripe way to use all the PC bullshit against everyone. A new industry that we can rule and keep our economy afloat.
Unions fight for power. Power which can be good or evil, depending on who's using it. Capiche? I, personally, think that unions are outdated and aggregate too much power and cause stagnancy, but to say they are 100% incapable of affording protections is flat wrong.
There ought to exist the freedom of association, but it can be misused.
From a global perspective, American workers are overpaid. From a conservative free market perspective, American workers are overpaid. Conservative market philosophy dictates that work goes to the cheapest source of labor that is competitive.
That is not a formula for American prosperity.
Is the Federal Reserve part of government?Why is it conservatives don't see an $8 trillion housing bubble and the subsequent multi- trillion dollar bailout of those who caused and benefited from the inflation and collapse of that bubble as class war?From the age slavery in Solomon's Mine through the times of Viking and Goth barbarism to the corporate shenanigans of today, class warfare drives Western 'Civilization'... why NOT another thread discussing it? It's a subject both broad and deep.
NOVA | Quest for Solomon's Mines
Barbarians: "Vikings/Goths" & "Mongols/Huns" History Channel
The Citizen: Corporate Shenanigans, Greed And The Will To Fight Back
When it is Government that causes such things? You're kidding...right?
I gave up close to half a mil a year, and sold my real estate for three times it's worth, betting on said " hysteria".More hysteria from rdean... why am I not surprised?
Oh, yea, it's because every post of his is hysterical bullshit.
They were elected because of gross ignorance and sheer stupidity. And to understand what they are doing requires only a modicum of intelligence and objective perception.If you don't understand why they were elected, how could you possibly understand what they are doing?
Jobs will be created when the unions take their hands from around the throats of the employers...
Pure genius.
You're saying that those 11.9 percent of the workforce in unions have their 'hands around the throats' of 'the employers'?
Do the math for us, stupid.
I'll do the math when you tell us which companies those "11.9%" work for.
I would bet ya that those are some HUGE employers (giant industries)
Your local drugstore or whatever is'nt unionized, but look into the teamsters, auto workers, teachers, etc etc....
You think the Middle Class has problems now? You ain't seen nothin' yet!
Unions are about the only real representation that the American Middle Class has left.
Good gawd, UNIONS are the only REAL REPRESENTATION..
Again, how many people belong to UNIONS out of 350million people in the country.?
As you see the people, 64% ain't buying into this crap and they are now getting pissed off, so keep it up..It will be much easier to BUST UP THE UNIONS.
Only 7% of Americans in the private sector are part of a union.
Yet, he says unions are the only representation Americans have left.
The poor math alone negates any need for proper response. But I will. He will never, ever, ever bring up this: How can we export jobs, while importing massive numbers of low wage "workers", and still expect our wages to stay the same?
Any individual who supports both unions and illegal immigration is a raging hypocrite. We are importing millions of unskilled, desperate people who will work for next to nothing. Unions supposedly fought to protect "workers" from having to accept those low wages.
So when unions also start protesting the importation of unskilled, desperate labor who is willing to work for far less, then I'll take them seriously.
The weaker labor is, in any capacity, the poorer the middle class gets.
This isn't rocket science. Follow the money...
Who profits from illegal workers working for desperate wages?
The Republicans are leading the charge to do nothing on I.I. - That's what it means to "Conserve the Status Quo"; to conserve the current directionality of the nations cash flow using all means available.