the American war on labor never ceases to amaze me in it's ability to create an atmosphere where they eat their own.....~S~
I find it strange that there is such antipathy towards unions in the US. Most of those commenting on here are right wing loons parroting extremist nonsense but even they must see the absurdity in what they say. As work becomes more automated and corporations dominate governments who is looking out for the individual?
There are several reasons for this.
Big Labor is far, far left here in America. They seek to implement a socialist agenda, and a lot of Americans are familiar with what that meant to Venezuelan and Cuban people among others.
Big Labor seeks to actually FORCE people into compliance with their dictate and are very violent here in America. The people saw what happened in Homestead PA where they attacked and killed Rent a Cops that were merely seeking to report to work and protect a steel mill that was under attack.
Big Labor has become incredibly rich from the money they skim from people's pay envelopes. They just don't want to become mobbed up.
Big Labor established " work rules" which cause the death of employment by stymieing employers.
How do you define, "far far left"?
It seems you ignore that we have slowly become a Plutocracy, beginning with President Reagan and exploding under trump.
Read this, and then respond:
How Big Companies Won New Tax Breaks From the Trump Administration
From this ^^^ LINK:
"The overhaul of the federal tax law in 2017 was the signature legislative achievement of Donald Trump’s presidency.
"The biggest change to the tax code in three decades, the law slashed taxes for big companies, part of an effort to coax them to invest more in the United States and to discourage them from stashing profits in overseas tax havens.
"Corporate executives, major investors and the wealthiest Americans hailed the tax cuts as a once-in-a-generation boon not only to their own fortunes but also to the U.S. economy.
"But big companies wanted more — and, not long after the bill became law in December 2017, the Trump administration began transforming the tax package into a greater windfall for the world’s largest corporations and their shareholders. The tax bills of many big companies have ended up even smaller than what was anticipated when the president signed the bill."
In the first paragraph the effort to coax more investment in the US and not hide it oversees is laughable, few corporations did anything other than buy back their own stock.
Keep in mind the last phrase of the third paragraph, when those noted it would be a boom to the U.S. Economy. It has helped those of us invested in the Stock Markets, but the national average of American's live on + or - $50,000 a year,; they live pay check to pay check and don't benefit from stocks and bonds.