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Old 12-30-2012, 05:07 AM
 
Location: Cape Coral
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If ever there were an argument for unions, you sure just made a strong case.
Hah, ha, ha. Unions are dead or dying. They are fat bloated whales on a long beach that no one cares about. Why pay money to people who only care about the money you pay them. They don't care if your working or not.

Factory jobs protected by union thugs are going out the door. Where have you been the past two decades?

The biggest Union left protects, waiters, waitresses, maids, cooks and floor sweepers.

The only reason this union exists is due to the corporations saving money by dipping into the union pool to grab 100 or so workers who are supposedly screened, trained and ready to throw on a uniform.

That's Vegas baby or Disney or any other place where people flock to for escape.

Bring that union **** to Florida and ill show you a gator population that will be well fed.

I agree though, Union Brand & Steer, a great place to get a barcode and be treated like the sheep you are.

Better yet, do you know Chinese? Take that Union Hawkishness there and let us know how it works for you, that is where your Union job went, because your ass isn't worth $45 to $85 and hour. Greedy you are the reason we are in this mess, you better wake up. Nobody cares about you, no matter how much dues you pay.

You make your own way in this world.
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Old 12-30-2012, 06:10 AM
 
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The government requires that they at least send in one job application a week if they wish to continue receiving all the free money. Applying for the minimum number of jobs required is all they have to do to get their nice fat unemployment checks. That certainly doesn't mean they would actually want to have to do any work for that money.
Theoretically that is true. But there are so many out of work and still collecting benefits the chance of getting caught is slim. Incidentally the unemployment checks are much smaller than many realize. Better than selling Amway, but not much above minimum wage.
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Old 12-30-2012, 07:13 AM
 
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Nothing is anyone's fault anymore. Everyone is a victim. If they didn't hire you it's because your unemployed not because your a bumbling friggen idiot and by golly you should sue em to boot.
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