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The Koch Brothers bought the Supreme Court, now they own the House of Represntatives and about 35 Governors, Democracy has been betrayed as have the American people
You know what they call people willing to be bought, right?
Me thinks you are living in the 1800's with your outdated thoughts..! Come up to this century and realize unions are 100 years out of date and desperately need to be broken and discarded...
If you work for below minimum wage it is because you have nothing to offer..! That's your fault, get an education or learn a skill and you will be sought after.
Typical Democrat, you just expect to stand there for our handouts...!
That ^^^^ sounds like a personal attack.....because it is a personal attack. What is NOT personal about telling ME that I have "nothing to offer"?
Now, TELL ME WHY unions need to be broken and discarded. Where do you get the idea that TODAY management and business owners are not even more "self-interested" than they were back in the days prior to unions? Me thinks that some people, many people, in fact, are just plain being totally duped by the wealthy folks out there like the Koch brothers. You're doing their dirty work in fact by attacking the unions as "private citizens".......
Btw, my parents and family taught me that it's really impolite and evidence of poor upbringing to discuss specifics regarding your income or wealth with strangers.
I was thinking of something a little more salty, but the word politicians works. Likely that it is a synonym in modern times.
Whores, politicians....the words are interchangeable these days.
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