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I gotta say the "Union Thug" thing is growing on me, I kind of like it. Reminds me of a southerner who's still pi$$ed about getting their a$$es handed to them and calling me a Yank.
I wonder if the Tea Party will accept being called Tea Baggers in the future?
As for the video and this strike, I support their right to picket, good for them if they think it'll change anything, it won't, but act like humans not animals.
"A video was posted on YouTube yesterday shows an alleged Verizon picketer going berserk at what appears to be replacement workers or management trying to cross the picket line in a Verizon truck. The man, however, is not alone. In the video, his daughter can be seen holding a strike sign and standing in front of the vehicle. Still, that didn’t stop him from launching into a hate-filled speech against the other men, calling them “losers,“ ”scumbags,“ and ”scabs,” all the while mixing in profanity."
Why is it, we consistently see this type of abusive language and behavior from the left and rarely from the right? Do these people really think this type of vulgar bullying behavior helps their cause? It may intimidate a few people at the moment, but with modern day technology keeping us all connected and exposing everything, it only ends up hurting their cause. The effectiveness of Union thuggery is coming to an end.
that man is a poor excuse of a man, he brought his daughter to the picket line to hide behind her like a freakin weakling. But I guess I do feel sorry for his daughter but not because her dad is on strike but because her dad is a jack as!!!
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