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Corporations are not destroying this country. That statement doesn't even make sense.
Corporations write the laws, decide elections, move jobs overseas, pollute the environment, and have no one to hold them accountable. They are the government's puppet masters. If you dislike the government, it's really misplaced because the government is a front for the corporations.
And the people? What are they left with? Wells that contain poisons, unemployment despite CEO bonuses, and, most importantly, FOOTING THE BILL. Privatize the profits, socialize the losses.
Corporations write the laws, decide elections, move jobs overseas, pollute the environment, and have no one to hold them accountable. They are the government's puppet masters. If you dislike the government, it's really misplaced because the government is a front for the corporations.
And the people? What are they left with? Wells that contain poisons, unemployment despite CEO bonuses, and, most importantly, FOOTING THE BILL. Privatize the profits, socialize the losses.
That's pure b******s**********t. They are thwarting the will of big money interest that are seeking to totally control the government and take away the ability to engage collective bargaining, a fundamental labor right in this country.
Are you, too, joining the ranks of the useful idiots that DO NOT know the difference between private sector and public sector unions?
Public employees work for and are paid by the taxpayers. Public employee unions are making a HUGE mistake in portraying themselves as victimized workers. The taxpayers are the ones who see themselves as the victims in this dispute. The taxpayers*DO NOT* want to be squeezed any further to pay for those lavish overly-generous public employee salaries and benefits. Stop squeezing the taxpayers!
Are you, too, joining the ranks of the useful idiots that DO NOT know the difference between private sector and public sector unions?
Public employees work for and are paid by the taxpayers. Public employee unions are making a HUGE mistake in portraying themselves as victimized workers. The taxpayers are the ones who see themselves as the victims in this dispute. The taxpayers*DO NOT* want to be squeezed any further to pay for those lavish overly-generous public employee salaries and benefits. Stop squeezing the taxpayers!
Yeah, what he said. Don't squeeze my taxpayers, squeeze your taxpayers!
His office admits it, the 20 min interview is tedious, but quite telling. I particularly liked when Walker was talking about the planning with his Cabinet on the up coming process, and referred to the Budget bill, as "dropping the bomb". I guess he really snuck up on the people of Wisc, huh?
you are just repeating garbage and being PUNKED yourself by mother jones
you are being a good comrade to repeat the lies of the left
Yep, The Kochs are sending in reinforcements. They are flying in from Chad, Niger and Sudan. Unleashing them on the demonstrators ......Oh wait, that was Kaddfi. Now, what were you saying again?
Are you, too, joining the ranks of the useful idiots that DO NOT know the difference between private sector and public sector unions?
Public employees work for and are paid by the taxpayers. Public employee unions are making a HUGE mistake in portraying themselves as victimized workers. The taxpayers are the ones who see themselves as the victims in this dispute. The taxpayers*DO NOT* want to be squeezed any further to pay for those lavish overly-generous public employee salaries and benefits. Stop squeezing the taxpayers!
The problem with your arguement, if you want to call it that, is that the unions were not squeezing, they came to an agreement with the State, but the PAWN in the governors manison said no deal unless the unions agreed to give uo the right to bargain on anything except on what He says is allowed. The reason he did this was to force the union to give up their collective bargaining rights which he knew they could not do without having their union broken, the reason the strike continues is because of the Governor, not the Unions, as usual Pawns are too blind to see the truth.
Casper
His office admits it, the 20 min interview is tedious, but quite telling. I particularly liked when Walker was talking about the planning with his Cabinet on the up coming process, and referred to the Budget bill, as "dropping the bomb". I guess he really snuck up on the people of Wisc, huh?
What was so bad about what Walker said in that phone call?
Walker: "Hell, even FDR got it. Um, there’s no place for the kind of, uh, I mean, essentially you’re having taxpayer money be used to pay to lobby for spending more taxpayers’ money. It’s absolutely ridiculous."
The problem with your arguement, if you want to call it that, is that the unions were not squeezing, they came to an agreement with the State, but the PAWN in the governors manison said no deal unless the unions agreed to give uo the right to bargain on anything except on what He says is allowed. The reason he did this was to force the union to give up their collective bargaining rights which he knew they could not do without having their union broken, the reason the strike continues is because of the Governor, not the Unions, as usual Pawns are too blind to see the truth.
Casper
First of all, we already know who you are, so you don't need to sign your posts.
Second, there should not even be any government employee unions.
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