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So smashing unions to drive down wages and benefits is somehow going to make American workers able to buy the new gas hog SUVs (12-15 mpg highway) and quadruple their monthly fuel budget just to get to work and back...to make less money than a union would've brought them?? You know the dragon is going to eat the end of his tail any minute now...Absolutely necessary and beneficial to the economy. Especially good if it includes public service unions! Expect the unions to fight this tooth and nail.
"At least 80 percent of Americans are opposed to forcing employees to pay dues as a condition of their employment, and our bill would protect workers by eliminating the forced-dues clauses in federal statute. Right-to-work states, like South Carolina, have seen first-hand that job creation and economic growth comes from expanded freedoms. We need to expand common-sense reforms, like those in the National Right to Work Act to protect American workers and create jobs," Wilson told the Washington Examiner.
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Now you're just telling us your a Little Liar and a child
Now you're just telling us your a Little Liar and a child
Neither. Just someone who doesn't give a funk about anyone else. Never have and never will.
That makes you a centralist.. Me first..
so as usual the whiners who say the rich are holding them back cannot give one example of how a rich guy stopped them from earning or saving moreImbecility. Do they teach you this at RWNJ classes ?Well I can accept some of that, the rich get richer off the back of the working man.well the world isn't more equal and it will never be more equal so keep eating your pie in the sky and see where that gets youThat's what has been happening more and more so your theory needs work.
As usual you miss the point in spectacular fashion.
Jobs go overseas because the corporations feed off inequality and not because unions fight for a fairer slice of the pie.
If the world was more equal then you would not feel the need to build this ridiculous wall.
But change is happening. I would point to the success of the EU in levelling up standards across Europe.
Backward countries like Spain and Ireland now have a much higher standard of living than they used to.
As the EU grows then Eastern European countries will see the benefit as well.
that is such bullshit.
The rich get richer because they understand money wealth is not a zero sum game
What rich guy ever stopped you from making more money ?
What rich guy ever stopped you from increasing your net worth?
as labor needed to succeed has become more specialized employers have come to realize that it makes more sense to keep employees rather than continually training new ones.If you dont stick together then the man will pick you off one by one. Nobody gives away rights. Unions have been behind every benefit the working man has ever received.
Low wages and no benefits are what made Haiti and Guatemala success stories. Everyone wants to move to those countries.So smashing unions to drive down wages and benefits is somehow going to make American workers able to buy the new gas hog SUVs (12-15 mpg highway) and quadruple their monthly fuel budget just to get to work and back...to make less money than a union would've brought them?? You know the dragon is going to eat the end of his tail any minute now...Absolutely necessary and beneficial to the economy. Especially good if it includes public service unions! Expect the unions to fight this tooth and nail.
"At least 80 percent of Americans are opposed to forcing employees to pay dues as a condition of their employment, and our bill would protect workers by eliminating the forced-dues clauses in federal statute. Right-to-work states, like South Carolina, have seen first-hand that job creation and economic growth comes from expanded freedoms. We need to expand common-sense reforms, like those in the National Right to Work Act to protect American workers and create jobs," Wilson told the Washington Examiner.
More w/links @ GOP introduces national right-to-work legislation
Did EVERY single lawmaker in DC fail elementary school math?..
Ayup. You're a union thug alright. I doubt he hates you like you hate him.As long as you don't break his legs.
Nope. He just better hope I'm not the first one to drive by if he's in a car wreck, cause I'm just gonna keep right on driving (as I would expect him to do in a reversed sutuation).
In third world countries what happens is the elites scoop up the lion's share and leave the masses to fight over the scraps. Since you are unaware, that's been the direction we've been going.Low wages and no benefits are what made Haiti and Guatemala success stories. Everyone wants to move to those countries.So smashing unions to drive down wages and benefits is somehow going to make American workers able to buy the new gas hog SUVs (12-15 mpg highway) and quadruple their monthly fuel budget just to get to work and back...to make less money than a union would've brought them?? You know the dragon is going to eat the end of his tail any minute now...Absolutely necessary and beneficial to the economy. Especially good if it includes public service unions! Expect the unions to fight this tooth and nail.
"At least 80 percent of Americans are opposed to forcing employees to pay dues as a condition of their employment, and our bill would protect workers by eliminating the forced-dues clauses in federal statute. Right-to-work states, like South Carolina, have seen first-hand that job creation and economic growth comes from expanded freedoms. We need to expand common-sense reforms, like those in the National Right to Work Act to protect American workers and create jobs," Wilson told the Washington Examiner.
More w/links @ GOP introduces national right-to-work legislation
Did EVERY single lawmaker in DC fail elementary school math?..
Ayup. You're a union thug alright. I doubt he hates you like you hate him.
Ayup. You're a union thug alright. I doubt he hates you like you hate him.As long as you don't break his legs.
Nope. He just better hope I'm not the first one to drive by if he's in a car wreck, cause I'm just gonna keep right on driving (as I would expect him to do in a reversed sutuation).
So you found a couple of op-eds? And regulations and taxes have nothing to do with it? How is that possible. You made the assertion and I challenged it. I don't need to prove you are wrong but I'll note you are relying on opinion pieces not facts.Ayup. You're a union thug alright. I doubt he hates you like you hate him.As long as you don't break his legs.
Nope. He just better hope I'm not the first one to drive by if he's in a car wreck, cause I'm just gonna keep right on driving (as I would expect him to do in a reversed sutuation).
Say Ice, you never did post the "facts" I requested from you. You do know, if you claim facts back you up and then don't supply those facts, well it looks like a bluff to me.
Oh, an article from the "National Review", which makes my point. That as the unions go, so do the workers share of the national income.
Removing Union Wage Ceilings
Removing Union Wage Ceilings, by James Sherk, National Review
And another article:
The Decline Of Unions Is A Middle Class Problem
The Decline Of Unions Is A Middle Class Problem
So, here are two conservative publications backing what I stated.
Thus, you need to contradict my post, with the facts you claim to have.
Thank you.
Opinions by experts based on reality and facts override your opinion based on ,,,nothing but conjecture.So you found a couple of op-eds? And regulations and taxes have nothing to do with it? How is that possible. You made the assertion and I challenged it. I don't need to prove you are wrong but I'll note you are relying on opinion pieces not facts.Ayup. You're a union thug alright. I doubt he hates you like you hate him.As long as you don't break his legs.
Nope. He just better hope I'm not the first one to drive by if he's in a car wreck, cause I'm just gonna keep right on driving (as I would expect him to do in a reversed sutuation).
Say Ice, you never did post the "facts" I requested from you. You do know, if you claim facts back you up and then don't supply those facts, well it looks like a bluff to me.
Oh, an article from the "National Review", which makes my point. That as the unions go, so do the workers share of the national income.
Removing Union Wage Ceilings
Removing Union Wage Ceilings, by James Sherk, National Review
And another article:
The Decline Of Unions Is A Middle Class Problem
The Decline Of Unions Is A Middle Class Problem
So, here are two conservative publications backing what I stated.
Thus, you need to contradict my post, with the facts you claim to have.
Thank you.
Ayup. You're a union thug alright. I doubt he hates you like you hate him.As long as you don't break his legs.
Nope. He just better hope I'm not the first one to drive by if he's in a car wreck, cause I'm just gonna keep right on driving (as I would expect him to do in a reversed sutuation).
Say Ice, you never did post the "facts" I requested from you. You do know, if you claim facts back you up and then don't supply those facts, well it looks like a bluff to me.
Oh, an article from the "National Review", which makes my point. That as the unions go, so do the workers share of the national income.
Removing Union Wage Ceilings
Removing Union Wage Ceilings, by James Sherk, National Review
And another article:
The Decline Of Unions Is A Middle Class Problem
The Decline Of Unions Is A Middle Class Problem
So, here are two conservative publications backing what I stated.
Thus, you need to contradict my post, with the facts you claim to have.
Thank you.
I love what Trump is doing and I hope the impact hits the people of Wisc. the most.....its time people understand, this man is not a labor president, could give a rats fkkk about the working class and it shows. White men, who overwhelming supports Trump, need a rude awakening and I hope it hits were hit hurts, in their pensions and pockets.....there are consequences behind hate filled votes.Absolutely necessary and beneficial to the economy. Especially good if it includes public service unions! Expect the unions to fight this tooth and nail.
"At least 80 percent of Americans are opposed to forcing employees to pay dues as a condition of their employment, and our bill would protect workers by eliminating the forced-dues clauses in federal statute. Right-to-work states, like South Carolina, have seen first-hand that job creation and economic growth comes from expanded freedoms. We need to expand common-sense reforms, like those in the National Right to Work Act to protect American workers and create jobs," Wilson told the Washington Examiner.
More w/links @ GOP introduces national right-to-work legislation
Ayup. You're a union thug alright. I doubt he hates you like you hate him.As long as you don't break his legs.
Nope. He just better hope I'm not the first one to drive by if he's in a car wreck, cause I'm just gonna keep right on driving (as I would expect him to do in a reversed sutuation).
Say Ice, you never did post the "facts" I requested from you. You do know, if you claim facts back you up and then don't supply those facts, well it looks like a bluff to me.
Oh, an article from the "National Review", which makes my point. That as the unions go, so do the workers share of the national income.
Removing Union Wage Ceilings
Removing Union Wage Ceilings, by James Sherk, National Review
And another article:
The Decline Of Unions Is A Middle Class Problem
The Decline Of Unions Is A Middle Class Problem
So, here are two conservative publications backing what I stated.
Thus, you need to contradict my post, with the facts you claim to have.
Thank you.
