Welcome to the new oligarchy, many of you helped bring it about by voting for candidates who are bought and paid for by Big Business and Big Insurance.
and Big Unions.Welcome to the new oligarchy, many of you helped bring it about by voting for candidates who are bought and paid for by Big Business and Big Insurance.
and Big Unions.
These " occupy" people are really on to something. So much so, I think my wife and I
will try the "occupy Vegas". I think it will be either at the end of this month or the beginning of
November. I know we'll fight the system by protesting that corporate monster called The Mirage.
While my wife spends some time investigating the evils of blackjack and poker, I'll investigate and
"occupy" the Wynn golf course and the single deck blackjack table at the El Cortez.
Down with the system, don't let the man bring you down, and.......Viva Las Vegas!
Cohiba
**I sure hope those demonstrators are as dedicated as I will be!*****
Did I just hear you on KTOK saying this same exact thing?[/QUOTE
Well, last time I heard Cohiba on the radio via KTOK he was calling from Galveston/Houston during a hurricane and he said he was moving back to Oklahoma. If Cohiba says he will do it, I believe he and the Mrs. will do so. He has said so recently here on OSA. Now, on another subject, I would love to contribute, but since I was banned recently for "trolling" someone, get real people, what a click they have there. I cannot believe the free speech is being voided here.
When it came to Obamacare, and the GM bailout, it was the Unions that got the breaks.Oh, yes those damn Unions that strive to better conditions for the working man. Damn them! Damn them staright to Hell! What do you care about the ordinary working man or woman, because afterall that's not you. Gotta keep those big tax breaks for corporations and the rich because some day somehow, you'll be among them and need your corporate welfare!
I did not just blame unions. There is alot of blame for everyone. As far as the teachers, yes there are some under paid. There is also some that would be fired, if not for the union that protects them, but not our kids.Yep...12% of the working people can screw up 100% of the the economic world everytime.
A few years ago... less than half of the work force were organized...
Long shoreman and transportation.... The Shipping container and "on time logistics" put most of those folks out of work...
A few years ago there were 29,000 people making shoes "up East" Maine alone... those jobs are less than 3,000 today in the same region. We used to make shirts, pants and shoes all over the South too.... all that work is gone off shore.
Carpenters, plumbers and electricians (Union and Non Union) used to learn the craft as apprentices... now some tax dodging nitwit is getting paid under the IRS 1099 plan to do shoddy work... cause he never learned the right way in the first place.
Kubota and the Eastern Europeans ship tractor and heavy equipment parts here all the time... to beat the import taxes... that idles thousands of square feet representing untold dollars of capital investment... and reduced workforces, taxes and other negative impact on formerly "middle class" towns across America
School teachers worked for peanuts... before unions... and in most places they still do even if they are represented.
And don't even get me started about NAFTA and all the other anti AMERICAN policies that have been foisted upon us in my lifetime alone.......
I did not just blame unions. There is alot of blame for everyone. As far as the teachers, yes there are some under paid. There is also some that would be fired, if not for the union that protects them, but not our kids.
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