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Originally posted by Janky Red
So when the hammer falls what are you thinking Misoir? I reckon this is a battle in a larger campaign, do you agree with my analysis?
Are avenues of redress bestowed upon employees dangerous to the prosperity of quasi capitalism and America at large?
My opinion shifted drastically on this matter recently due to some wise words, what is your opinion?
Originally posted by David9176
reply to post by centurion1211
These people aren't protesting for George Soros...you know that. They are protesting for their standard of living...something every single one of us would do in the same situation.
Originally posted by centurion1211
Originally posted by David9176
reply to post by centurion1211
These people aren't protesting for George Soros...you know that. They are protesting for their standard of living...something every single one of us would do in the same situation.
Yeah, they selfishly want to keep all the perks the unions got them while the rest of us have to give up a lot due to the economy - and you also know that.
Aren't libs always about sharing the wealth through "income redistribution? You know, creating class warfare by demonizing "the rich" and wanting to take what they earn and give it to people just wanting to live off the government dole?
How about also being for sharing the pain when the economy isn't doing so well? You know, give up some of the expensive union perks and benefits that send jobs overseas and help create budget deficits at home?
For example, so what exactly is wrong with ditching the union requirement on teachers that they be retained or not based on seniority rather than merit? Sounds like the unions are trying to protect expensive" dead wood" over less expensive quality teachers. This is but one example of how unions help price their own workers out of jobs when they claim to be helping their members.
Pro-union people are ending up being kind of like pro-Qadaffi supporters. Supporting a dinosaur that's on its way out. Just look at all the data showing that union membership is falling like a rock. The interesting thing is that union membership started its real nosedive in 2008, the year dems took over all branches of government. Now what does that tell you?
To help save money, would the last union member/supporter please remember to turn out the lights?
Thanks. (signed) your fellow Americans.
Originally posted by centurion1211
Yeah, they selfishly want to keep all the perks the unions got them while the rest of us have to give up a lot due to the economy - and you also know that.
Aren't libs always about sharing the wealth through "income redistribution? You know, creating class warfare by demonizing "the rich" and wanting to take what they earn and give it to people just wanting to live off the government dole?
How about also being for sharing the pain when the economy isn't doing so well? You know, give up some of the expensive union perks and benefits that send jobs overseas and help create budget deficits at home?
For example, so what exactly is wrong with ditching the union requirement on teachers that they be retained or not based on seniority rather than merit? Sounds like the unions are trying to protect expensive" dead wood" over less expensive quality teachers. This is but one example of how unions help price their own workers out of jobs when they claim to be helping their members.
Pro-union people are ending up being kind of like pro-Qadaffi supporters. Supporting a dinosaur that's on its way out. Just look at all the data showing that union membership is falling like a rock. The interesting thing is that union membership started its real nosedive in 2008, the year dems took over all branches of government. Now what does that tell you?
To help save money, would the last union member/supporter please remember to turn out the lights?
Thanks. (signed) your fellow Americans.
How about also being for sharing the pain when the economy isn't doing so well? You know, give up some of the expensive union perks and benefits that send jobs overseas and help create budget deficits at home?
Originally posted by David9176
reply to post by centurion1211
How about also being for sharing the pain when the economy isn't doing so well? You know, give up some of the expensive union perks and benefits that send jobs overseas and help create budget deficits at home?
Right...why aren't billionaires sharing the pain? Tell me what pain they are sharing besides getting the extension on tax cuts they wanted...the bailouts they wanted....YOU TELL ME???? Why aren't they giving up the billions they don't need...where's the sacrifice? Can't they bring some jobs back to the country? You'd think with all the jobs they said they'd create with that extra money would be flowing in right now wouldn't you?
Again...since we are all about sacrificing...especially you Centurion....why aren't you demanding your favorite corporations and billionaires to sacrifice as well???
Hawaiian Electric Co. used managers and outside contractors to repair storm-damaged power lines yesterday after its unionized work force walked off the job over a contract dispute.
HECO executives said the strike would slow efforts to restore service to about 8,000 Oahu homes and businesses, mostly in the Ewa Beach area, that were without power last night.
Originally posted by centurion1211
But if you had a clue about how business works, you also understand that any person or business can only absorb so much in losses before they have to pass it on - if they want to stay in business. If you're still in school, stop skipping the econ 101 class.
Originally posted by centurion1211
But if you had a clue about how business works, you also understand that any person or business can only absorb so much in losses before they have to pass it on - if they want to stay in business. If you're still in school, stop skipping the econ 101 class.