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Originally posted by VType
I got news for you.
Its a lot more than just union employees there and should show which way the populous is swaying.
But GOP and their head in the Corporate butt tactics wont allow them too see any Civil Logic.
Why the Attack on folks earning only $30-$50 k a year and not even a Boo for those making the 6,7 and 8 figures a year?
YeeHaw......
Originally posted by rogerstigers
reply to post by thisguyrighthere
In fact, I tend to have to buy a lot of supplies for projects and assignments in the school.
“Meticulous attention,” the president insisted in 1937, “should be paid to the special relations and obligations of public servants to the public itself and to the Government….The process of collective bargaining, as usually understood, cannot be transplanted into the public service.”
“[a] strike of public employees manifests nothing less than an intent on their part to obstruct the operations of government until their demands are satisfied. Such action looking toward the paralysis of government by those who have sworn to support it is unthinkable and intolerable.”
Originally posted by thisguyrighthere
Originally posted by rogerstigers
reply to post by thisguyrighthere
In fact, I tend to have to buy a lot of supplies for projects and assignments in the school.
Have to or choose to?
I find it hard to believe there is a mandate requiring you to supply materials for projects and assignments. Ever consider not using a lesson plan that calls for materials that will not be made available to you?
Originally posted by Screwed
reply to post by DimensionalDetective
I have been very vocal about the idea that there is a world wide revolution brewing. It started with Egypt and WILL work its way over here if it hasn't already.
To me, the question isn't whether or not America is going to have a revolution.
It is when...and...Is it being engeneered?
It will be hard to get excited about the change a revolution could bring about when you suspect that it was all engeneered in the first place.
As we are all aware, the reason for engeneering civil unrest/revolution is for an exuse to impliment Martial Law.
I wish someone could give me the warm and fuzzies and tell me that the 2nd American Revolution will be a positive experience but I have my doubts.
In any case, I would suggest that all of the Hard asses that I constantly see popping their heads up talking smack about how they are going to be first in line to take our country back please remember,
There is a time and a place to fight. You may very well be luered in only to get smacked down.
Keep your heads down for now and wait out the storm.
Originally posted by thisguyrighthereWhere did this idea that the greater should sacrifice for the smaller good come from?
Ohio’s turn to revolt: Thousands flood statehouse over anti-union bill
The massive, government-crippling protests in Madison, Wisconsin have now spilled over into Ohio, where over 5,000 rallied Thursday in opposition to a bill that would eliminate collective bargaining rights for state workers.
Ohio's Senate Bill 5 is essentially the same as what Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker proposed, and it seems to be recieving about the same response. Just last week, more than 800 people showed up to protest the bill while it was still in committee, packing out the statehouse in a show of numbers that Thursday's demonstration easily topped.
Originally posted by flyingdog
Originally posted by Danbones
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let lose some faux hoods...dress the cops as protestors..throw a few rocks
like Montebello Quebec, or Seattle...or Philly
arrest people for existing
invent some fake laws like the police did in Toronto at the G-20
Originally posted by thedeadwalkk
America's day of rage will be swamped by martial lawedit on 18-2-2011 by thedeadwalkk because: (no reason given)
That's what I'm afraid of with this whole thing. However, I agree with this almost completely:
Originally posted by theclutch
This whole thing has nothing to do with unions or pay or equal rights or blaa blaa blaa. It has everything to do with making the middle class.........into the poor class!
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So I think they should be RIOTING. The non-union workers should be RIOTING as well! not protesting like a bunch of wimps!
Stand up for your rights people! Don't let them take even ONE more step over that line! Push them back!
I disagree on this point: "rioting" is not going to produce the results everyone is hoping for - "peaceful protests" will. If, by chance, TPTB decide to plant FBI agents dressed as anarchists, things will devolve quickly and you can bet your ass the crackdown will become a rallying cry for the rest of Americans. That situation is terrifying (think hockey and football fans taking to the streets with their hunting rifles in Madison). It's a scary proposition and in many ways I hope things don't turn that way, but if that's the only way this will turn into what it needs to become, it will evolve naturally from peaceful protests "quashed" by overzealous alphabet agencies. It's imperative that the protesters themselves are not at fault.
I know for a fact that even the infamous "anonymous" is working on planning for protests, etc. Scary part about that is the majority of them are young, stupid and ambitious, and so keep devolving into discussions of interrupting technology used in communications or transport to try to get publicity.
Anyone with enough smarts to make this whole thing go the right direction, keeping things peaceful and goal oriented, needs to start working diligently, planting seeds of hope and knowledge to ensure this whole thing doesn't turn out the wrong way (ie, rock throwing kids battling SWAT teams and setting cars on fire).
If TPTB are in fact behind all this "revolution" stuff, it's going to be up to people like those on ATS to make sure it doesn't happen the way they planned it. The thinkers here know what the risks are and have a much better handle on how TPTB operate.
Your thoughts and ideas will be appreciated greatly by angry youngsters looking to affect a real change in this country. Without them, the youngsters will be left to their own devices which is...not a good thing...
Originally posted by flyingdog
Everyone's pissed off about something - problem is there's no unifying "rallying cry" yet. This whole situation is the likely catalyst, but it needs to be handled CAREFULLY if we expect to see positive change.