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No, the public union members that are also taxpayers are making the contributions.
Just because the private sector, including the Federal Reserve Bank, which is NOT a government agency, totally devastated the economy with the housing speculation fueled by false mortgages is your sacred idol, your incredible hatred for the people that supply your water and take away your dung is not justifiable. I am sympathetic if you have lost your private sector job because of the off shoring, factory closures and housing collapse, but none of these were created by the public sector employees except for the few at the very top that were corrupted by private sector interests.
I believe our economic crisis was caused by too much money gambled at the top and too few public employees to provide a stable consumer base.
No, the public union members that are also taxpayers are making the contributions.
Just because the private sector, including the Federal Reserve Bank, which is NOT a government agency, totally devastated the economy with the housing speculation fueled by false mortgages is your sacred idol, your incredible hatred for the people that supply your water and take away your dung is not justifiable. I am sympathetic if you have lost your private sector job because of the off shoring, factory closures and housing collapse, but none of these were created by the public sector employees except for the few at the very top that were corrupted by private sector interests.
I believe our economic crisis was caused by too much money gambled at the top and too few public employees to provide a stable consumer base.
Since the public workers union is funded by all taxpayers it's more than a hypocrisy and misuse of our monies that they would be making political contributions to candidates of their choice.
No, the public union members that are also taxpayers are making the contributions.
Just because the private sector, including the Federal Reserve Bank, which is NOT a government agency, totally devastated the economy with the housing speculation fueled by false mortgages is your sacred idol, your incredible hatred for the people that supply your water and take away your dung is not justifiable. I am sympathetic if you have lost your private sector job because of the off shoring, factory closures and housing collapse, but none of these were created by the public sector employees except for the few at the very top that were corrupted by private sector interests.
I believe our economic crisis was caused by too much money gambled at the top and too few public employees to provide a stable consumer base.
Since the public workers union is funded by all taxpayers it's more than a hypocrisy and misuse of our monies that they would be making political contributions to candidates of their choice.
The rest of your post is off topic mumbo jumbo.
By proxy?
Your full of crap. You do not own public workers.
Last edited by Pandamonium; 10-22-2010 at 07:54 AM..
Pandemonium - It is not that folks like DeForest do not know but that they do not want to accept reality.
Once a person accepts a wage it is not their concern where the money came from. The wages are their money and they, as any other individual, may spend it as they please. If they want to contribute to a union campaign fund that is their right. It seems to me that some people would remove public employees’ rights by creating a special set of 2nd class citizens’ controlled outside of their working environment like so many private sector employees that are forced to live in the right neighborhood, go to the Right churches and sent their kids to the right schools if they ever want to be considered for advancement.
Besides, none of the people complaining were very vocal when the private sector executives were making millions for the same work as a 100k/y government executive.
Since the public workers union is funded by all taxpayers it's more than a hypocrisy and misuse of our monies that they would be making political contributions to candidates of their choice.
The rest of your post is off topic mumbo jumbo.
Where do you get your logic? Public workers unions are funded by public workers. They do a job/provide a service and they get a paycheck for it. What they do with that paycheck has nothing to do with the tax payers funding anything. You could make the same case for my company--my customers pay me, so do you think they have any say in how I invest or spend my money? Wrong.
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