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Look, if you think that the National Guard has enough manpower to fill all the vacancies in the event that the unions refuse to work, well you'd have another think coming.
Originally posted by Flatfish
Janky Red is another one of those in early brain development stages who tends to respond with one line troll like insults. I wouldn't expect much from him either.edit on 15-2-2011 by Flatfish because: (no reason given)
Pervius
You can't pick your Union Steward in America. The Union President has "Executive Powers" to pick your Union Steward.
Originally posted by getreadyalready
reply to post by Flatfish
Look, if you think that the National Guard has enough manpower to fill all the vacancies in the event that the unions refuse to work, well you'd have another think coming.
That may not be true. Reagan proved that the efficiency of the military far outweighs the typical workers. He replaced all of the Air Traffic Controllers with military personnel during a strike and he did it with something like 25 or 30% of the staff, and no mishaps.
While I am entirely on board with the Government Employees exercising their rights (I am a State employee also), I do think they should understand that they are replaceable, and that many of them are probably redundant anyway. It is ok to protest, but it is also ok to be replaced with a more efficient model!
Originally posted by whaaa
Originally posted by Flatfish
Janky Red is another one of those in early brain development stages who tends to respond with one line troll like insults. I wouldn't expect much from him either.edit on 15-2-2011 by Flatfish because: (no reason given)
Janky Red is just being sarcastic. Heavy handed sarcasm to make a point can be lost if you don't know the posters history. Janky rocks!
Topic....In Unity there is Strength.....Unions, Kickinass for the working class.
Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker (R) said Friday that he was willing to mobilize the state's National Guard force in order to address the potential repercussions of his stated proposal to eliminate collective bargaining rights for state employees.
Originally posted by Pervius
Unions in America are not Democratic.
You can't pick your Union Steward in America. The Union President has "Executive Powers" to pick your Union Steward.
Communist Mafia...If they went back to their roots and became Democratic Unions they'd have alot more support.
Originally posted by Janky Red
Q.I wonder what our mates here would do if this were against corporations???
A.Probably act as human shields
Originally posted by Pervius
Unions in America are not Democratic.
You can't pick your Union Steward in America. The Union President has "Executive Powers" to pick your Union Steward.
Communist Mafia...If they went back to their roots and became Democratic Unions they'd have alot more support.
Originally posted by LukeSky
This is not about unions geez. This is about a failed government that wants to change the rules now because they've spent money they didnt have and now its time to pay the piper.
Funny every cut you hear out of the government comes from the people isnt it? Have you heard one pundit even hint at cutting the military spending except for Ron Paul? No they all want to tax more pay less or else unleash hell on us.
Originally posted by 4nsicphd
Originally posted by MMPI2
The unions as they currently exist are nothing more than highly organized criminal enterprises.
I truly hope the worst for them.
Oh really? And specifically what crime. Give the statute number and the name of the person commiting the crime. Or was your post just a mindless repitetion of Chamber of Commerce slogans?
367 F.2d 698
UNITED STATES of America, Plaintiff-Appellee, v. James R. HOFFA, Benjamin Dranow, Zachary A. Strate, Jr., S. George Burris, Abe I. Weinblatt, Calvin Kovens, and Samuel Hyman, Defendants-Appellants.
United States Court of Appeals Seventh Circuit.
October 4, 1966.
Rehearing Denied November 28, 1966.
Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker (R) said Friday that he was willing to mobilize the state's National Guard force in order to address the potential repercussions of his stated proposal to eliminate collective bargaining rights for state employees.
On Thursday, Walker told the Associated Press that he will propose removing nearly all public employee collective bargaining rights to help plug a $3.6 billion budget hole.