Do you know what's amazing. These clowns that are against Obama and his policies for the middle class..
ARE IN THE MIDDLE CLASS ! They think they're in the top 2 percent !!.![]()
Is that the epitome of hypocrisy, OR WHAT ?
Do you know what's amazing. These clowns that are against Obama and his policies for the middle class..
ARE IN THE MIDDLE CLASS ! They think they're in the top 2 percent !!.![]()
Is that the epitome of hypocrisy, OR WHAT ?
Well played Sir. ![]()
Well played Sir. ![]()
I stop reading the article when the writter said :
"But unions came into being because company owners weren't sharing enough of their companies' wealth with the rank-and-file employees who helped produce it."
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...they came into being to collect dues..
Is that why? Actually it was to lift the working class out of poverty. In the early stages of American unionization, there were no campaign contribution limits (sound familiar), and the bought and paid for Pols would readily send in the national guard to put down unionization efforts, at the request of the business elite who paid for their campaigns. In a lot of cases the workers were actually fired upon and killed by the armed forces of the United States, especially in the case of the railroad and coal workers.
Unfortunately, Conservative's now support craziness like "citizens united", and we are seeing the reemergence of a society where the ultra rich can buy elections, and therefore set the nation on a course to there suiting. We are again at the point where it is 100% government for sale. And the strangest part of the whole thing is that the folks who go around spewing freedom and liberty all the time, are the same ones who have no problem with their gov't being beholden to the highest bidder. It's as far from "We the People" as it can get.
I just have to shake my head at the ignorance.
I stop reading the article when the writter said :
"But unions came into being because company owners weren't sharing enough of their companies' wealth with the rank-and-file employees who helped produce it."
![]()
...they came into being to collect dues..
Is that why? Actually it was to lift the working class out of poverty. In the early stages of American unionization, there were no campaign contribution limits (sound familiar), and the bought and paid for Pols would readily send in the national guard to put down unionization efforts, at the request of the business elite who paid for their campaigns. In a lot of cases the workers were actually fired upon and killed by the armed forces of the United States, especially in the case of the railroad and coal workers.
Unfortunately, Conservative's now support craziness like "citizens united", and we are seeing the reemergence of a society where the ultra rich can buy elections, and therefore set the nation on a course to there suiting. We are again at the point where it is 100% government for sale. And the strangest part of the whole thing is that the folks who go around spewing freedom and liberty all the time, are the same ones who have no problem with their gov't being beholden to the highest bidder. It's as far from "We the People" as it can get.
I just have to shake my head at the ignorance.

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