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Top 10 ways to tell if you might be a member of a public-sector union
On Mar 11, 8:42*pm, "Chas. Chan" wrote:
On Mar 11, 7:20*am, Joe from Kokomo wrote: On 3/10/2011 8:43 PM, Nickname unavailable wrote: "These are the values inspiring those brave workers in Poland ... They remind us that where free unions and collective bargaining are forbidden, freedom is lost." -- Ronald Reagan labor day address (1980) Gee, I wonder how the brain dead tea-baggers are going to tap dance around their Saint, Ronnie Reagan, actually -defending- collective bargaining. President Reagan doesn't need to be defended from your ignorance. snicker, reagan was smart enough to know that every worker in the eastern block were employees of the state. that is why he supported independent labor unions for government employees, he was far seeing in that respect. as far as patco is concerned, he was far enough seeing in that one to, he did not attempt to block the controllers from ever forming a union again, he was far seeing. independent labor unions fight anti- democratic forces, such as conservatism/.libertarianism/fascism/ communism:) reagan was a union man thru and thru:) feces ridden bank that supported scott "Moammar Gadhafi" walker, shut down today:Everybody knows the GOP's biggest weakness is money, so why not hit 'em in the sweet spot? That's what many amazing Wisconsin firefighters did yesterday when they collectively began withdrawing their funds from Madison's M&I Bank and shut it down early http://www.alternet.org/newsandviews...some%3A_wiscon... Awesome: Wisconsin Firefighters Shut Down Bank That Funded Walker Everybody knows the GOP's biggest weakness is money, so why not hit 'em in the sweet spot? That's what many amazing Wisconsin firefighters did yesterday when they collectively began withdrawing their funds from Madison's M&I Bank -- whose executives and board members were among the highest donors to Governor Scott Walker's campaign. Heeding a call by Firefighters Local 311 President Joe Conway to 'Move your money,' union members withdrew over $100,000 from the bank, with some reports stating that number is as high as $192,000. Either way, it was a hefty enough chunk of change that M&I shut its doors and closed for the day at 3PM. This is a very simple, very peaceful way to inflict some serious damage on the money-grubbers; super kudos to the Firefighters Union. Anecdoctally -- 'M&I Bank received $1.7 billion in bailout money via President George W. Bush's Troubled Assets Relief Program. The bank was acquired by the Bank of Montreal in December of 2010 for $4.1 billion in stock,' reports Dane101. UPDATE: Stranded Wind over at DailyKos has photos of the protest outside M&I, and says the ante has been upped to $600,000! 'What these pictures show are six hundred ordinary citizens descending on the M&I branch near the Wisconsin Capitol after learning of their purchase of the gubernatorial election last November. Two firefighters with old school ideas about saving had over $600,000 between the two of them and they demanded cashier's checks on the spot.' |
Top 10 ways to tell if you might be a member of a public-sector union
On Mar 11, 8:50*pm, "Chas. Chan" wrote:
On Mar 11, 10:29*am, Nickname unavailable wrote: On Mar 11, 7:20*am, Joe from Kokomo wrote: On 3/10/2011 8:43 PM, Nickname unavailable wrote: "These are the values inspiring those brave workers in Poland ... They remind us that where free unions and collective bargaining are forbidden, freedom is lost." -- Ronald Reagan labor day address (1980) Gee, I wonder how the brain dead tea-baggers are going to tap dance around their Saint, Ronnie Reagan, actually -defending- collective bargaining. *you already see it. the original poster is getting ever more shrill, posting under another alias(he has another one for sure, i am sure we will see it soon), posting stuff that proves he is a fascist, then trying to project that onto others. lets remind him that reagan was once the president of the actors union, and that he supported gasp, FDR:) *Reagan described himself in the thirties and World War II as an ardent New Dealer, awakening only to anticommunism in a bitter postwar labor union battle with industry Stalinists. *And 1938 was arguably the most seductive year for an ardent New Dealer to join the Party, as both liberals and communists worked side by side in organizations and the Party line of the moment was patriotic antifascism. *All of that would end a year later when liberal suspicions about the geography of the Party’s true loyalties were confirmed when the comrades closed ranks around the Hitler-Stalin Pact. http://www.SovietStory.com *i am sure that ronnie saw how the fascists and communists hated labor unions during the 1930's. and he remembered that when he made that statement. http://www.ShakedownSocialism.com Those of us who have suffered either under official, vetted history under totalitarian regimes or under equally edited works by academia know that a historical lie doesn't require empirical proof, merely repetition. snicker, reagan was smart enough to know that every worker in the eastern block were employees of the state. that is why he supported independent labor unions for government employees, he was far seeing in that respect. as far as patco is concerned, he was far enough seeing in that one to, he did not attempt to block the controllers from ever forming a union again, he was far seeing. independent labor unions fight anti- democratic forces, such as conservatism/.libertarianism/fascism/ communism:) reagan was a union man thru and thru:) feces ridden bank that supported scott "Moammar Gadhafi" walker, shut down today:Everybody knows the GOP's biggest weakness is money, so why not hit 'em in the sweet spot? That's what many amazing Wisconsin firefighters did yesterday when they collectively began withdrawing their funds from Madison's M&I Bank and shut it down early http://www.alternet.org/newsandviews...some%3A_wiscon... Awesome: Wisconsin Firefighters Shut Down Bank That Funded Walker Everybody knows the GOP's biggest weakness is money, so why not hit 'em in the sweet spot? That's what many amazing Wisconsin firefighters did yesterday when they collectively began withdrawing their funds from Madison's M&I Bank -- whose executives and board members were among the highest donors to Governor Scott Walker's campaign. Heeding a call by Firefighters Local 311 President Joe Conway to 'Move your money,' union members withdrew over $100,000 from the bank, with some reports stating that number is as high as $192,000. Either way, it was a hefty enough chunk of change that M&I shut its doors and closed for the day at 3PM. This is a very simple, very peaceful way to inflict some serious damage on the money-grubbers; super kudos to the Firefighters Union. Anecdoctally -- 'M&I Bank received $1.7 billion in bailout money via President George W. Bush's Troubled Assets Relief Program. The bank was acquired by the Bank of Montreal in December of 2010 for $4.1 billion in stock,' reports Dane101. UPDATE: Stranded Wind over at DailyKos has photos of the protest outside M&I, and says the ante has been upped to $600,000! 'What these pictures show are six hundred ordinary citizens descending on the M&I branch near the Wisconsin Capitol after learning of their purchase of the gubernatorial election last November. Two firefighters with old school ideas about saving had over $600,000 between the two of them and they demanded cashier's checks on the spot.' |
Top 10 ways to tell if you might be a member of a public-sector union
On Mar 11, 9:00*pm, "Chas. Chan" wrote:
On Mar 11, 10:30*am, Nickname unavailable wrote: On Mar 11, 9:21*am, Sheldon Cooper wrote: On Mar 10, 6:00*pm, Nickname unavailable wrote: On Mar 10, 7:52*pm, "Chas. Chan" wrote: On Mar 10, 7:43*pm, Nickname unavailable wrote: On Mar 10, 7:39*pm, "Chas. Chan" wrote: 10.) You take a week off to protest in Wisconsin and your office runs better. 9.) On a snow day, when they say “non-essential” people should stay home you know who they mean. 8.) You get paid twice as much as a private sector person doing the same job but make up the difference by doing half as much work. 7.) It takes longer to fire you than the average killer spends on death row. 6.) The worse you do your job, the more your boss avoids you. 5.) You think the French are working themselves to death. 4.) You know by having a copy of the Holy Koran on your desk your job is 100% safe. 3.) You spend more time at protest marches than at church. 2.) You have a Democratic congressman’s lips permanently attached to your butt. And the #1 way to tell if you might be a member of a public sector union: 1.) You pay more in union dues than you do for your healthcare insurance.... "These are the values inspiring those brave workers in Poland .... They remind us that where free unions and collective bargaining are forbidden, freedom is lost." -- Ronald Reagan labor day address (1980)- Hide quoted text - "All Government employees should realize that the process of collective bargaining, as usually understood, cannot be transplanted into the public service. It has its distinct and insurmountable limitations when applied to public personnel management. The very nature and purposes of Government make it impossible for administrative officials to represent fully or to bind the employer in mutual discussions with Government employee organizations. The employer is the whole people, who speak by means of laws enacted by their representatives in Congress. Accordingly, administrative officials and employees alike are governed and guided, and in many instances restricted, by laws which establish policies, procedures, or rules in personnel matters." "Particularly, I want to emphasize my conviction that militant tactics have no place in the functions of any organization of Government employees. Upon employees in the Federal service rests the obligation to serve the whole people, whose interests and welfare require orderliness and continuity in the conduct of Government activities. This obligation is paramount. Since their own services have to do with the functioning of the Government, a strike of public employees manifests nothing less than an intent on their part to prevent or obstruct the operations of Government until their demands are satisfied. Such action, looking toward the paralysis of Government by those who have sworn to support it, is unthinkable and intolerable." President Franklin D. Roosevelt http://www.presidency.ucsb.edu/ws/in...#axzz1GFf4jAGv "These are the values inspiring those brave workers in Poland ... They remind us that where free unions and collective bargaining are forbidden, freedom is lost." -- Ronald Reagan labor day address (1980) Your twisted lies and stupidity are actually funny. President Reagan was NOT refering to Government bloodsucking workers in a Public Union. He was refering to a union fighting against a communist government. But, your public school education renders you incapable of discerning any difference. you really are that stupid aren't you! in a communist country, every worker is employed by the state. solidarity was a public employees union, and reagan knew it:) In case you missed it in your drug induced stupor - In 1981 President Reagan fired 11,000 striking air traffic controllers. *“I want to urge devotion to the fundamentals of human liberty — the principles of voluntarism. No lasting gain has ever come from compulsion. If we seek to force, we but tear apart that which, united, is invincible.” * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Samuel Gompers, founder of the American Federation of Labor *americans will remember the wisconsin filibuster. "When the people find they can vote themselves money, that will herald the end of the republic." ~ Benjamin Franklin "The last official act of any government is to loot the treasury.” ~ George Washington "Stupid is as stupid does." ~ Forrest Gump |
Top 10 ways to tell if you might be a member of a public-sector union
On Mar 11, 11:30*am, Nickname unavailable wrote:
On Mar 11, 9:21*am, Sheldon Cooper wrote: On Mar 10, 6:00*pm, Nickname unavailable wrote: On Mar 10, 7:52*pm, "Chas. Chan" wrote: On Mar 10, 7:43*pm, Nickname unavailable wrote: On Mar 10, 7:39*pm, "Chas. Chan" wrote: 10.) You take a week off to protest in Wisconsin and your office runs better. 9.) On a snow day, when they say “non-essential” people should stay home you know who they mean. 8.) You get paid twice as much as a private sector person doing the same job but make up the difference by doing half as much work. 7.) It takes longer to fire you than the average killer spends on death row. 6.) The worse you do your job, the more your boss avoids you. 5.) You think the French are working themselves to death. 4.) You know by having a copy of the Holy Koran on your desk your job is 100% safe. 3.) You spend more time at protest marches than at church. 2.) You have a Democratic congressman’s lips permanently attached to your butt. And the #1 way to tell if you might be a member of a public sector union: 1.) You pay more in union dues than you do for your healthcare insurance.... "These are the values inspiring those brave workers in Poland ... They remind us that where free unions and collective bargaining are forbidden, freedom is lost." -- Ronald Reagan labor day address (1980)- Hide quoted text - "All Government employees should realize that the process of collective bargaining, as usually understood, cannot be transplanted into the public service. It has its distinct and insurmountable limitations when applied to public personnel management. The very nature and purposes of Government make it impossible for administrative officials to represent fully or to bind the employer in mutual discussions with Government employee organizations. The employer is the whole people, who speak by means of laws enacted by their representatives in Congress. Accordingly, administrative officials and employees alike are governed and guided, and in many instances restricted, by laws which establish policies, procedures, or rules in personnel matters." "Particularly, I want to emphasize my conviction that militant tactics have no place in the functions of any organization of Government employees. Upon employees in the Federal service rests the obligation to serve the whole people, whose interests and welfare require orderliness and continuity in the conduct of Government activities. This obligation is paramount. Since their own services have to do with the functioning of the Government, a strike of public employees manifests nothing less than an intent on their part to prevent or obstruct the operations of Government until their demands are satisfied. Such action, looking toward the paralysis of Government by those who have sworn to support it, is unthinkable and intolerable." President Franklin D. Roosevelt http://www.presidency.ucsb.edu/ws/in...#axzz1GFf4jAGv *who cares, he was wrong. *LONG LIVE THE WISCONSIN FILIBUSTER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! "These are the values inspiring those brave workers in Poland ... They remind us that where free unions and collective bargaining are forbidden, freedom is lost." -- Ronald Reagan labor day address (1980) *“I want to urge devotion to the fundamentals of human liberty — the principles of voluntarism. No lasting gain has ever come from compulsion. If we seek to force, we but tear apart that which, united, is invincible.” * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Samuel Gompers, founder of the American Federation of Labor *americans will remember the wisconsin filibuster. and the way the democrats fled like the pussies that they are to illinois.real couraegeous move . Yeah Americans will remember that. |
Top 10 ways to tell if you might be a member of a public-sector union
On Mar 12, 9:24*am, Joe from Kokomo wrote:
On Mar 11, 7:20 am, Joe from *wrote: On 3/10/2011 8:43 PM, Nickname unavailable wrote: "These are the values inspiring those brave workers in Poland ... They remind us that where free unions and collective bargaining are forbidden, freedom is lost." -- Ronald Reagan labor day address (1980) Gee, I wonder how the brain dead tea-baggers are going to tap dance around their Saint, Ronnie Reagan, actually -defending- collective bargaining. On 3/11/2011 9:42 PM, Chas. Chan wrote: President Reagan doesn't need to be defended from your ignorance. Looks like Ol' Joe was right -- the tap-dancing has begun. -My- ignorance, you say? It is PAINFULLY CLEAR that Reagan is DEFENDING collective bargaining and that YOU missed the point. Nice tap dance but no cigar. 1) Gov. Walker wants to kill collective bargaining. ....by PUBLIC employee unions. Just like in 26 other states and ObaMa0's Fascist Federal Government. 3) Unfortunately for Walker, Saint Reagan was DEFENDING collective bargaining. Unfortunately for your union addled brainwashed ignorant mind of a parrot - PRESIDENT Reagan was defending a PRIVATE-INDEPENDANT NON- PUBLIC union's collective bargaining against a SOCIALIST/COMMUNIST government - ARE YOU SO STUPID OR DID YOUR MOTHER MATE WITH A HOMELESS ALCOHOLIC MORON? Let me pose my question again, typing real slow, to see if you can focus and address the point. 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Top 10 ways to tell if you might be a member of a public-sector union
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Top 10 ways to tell if you might be a member of a public-sector union
On Mar 12, 12:51*pm, BillyBobMarley wrote:
On Mar 11, 11:30*am, Nickname unavailable wrote: On Mar 11, 9:21*am, Sheldon Cooper wrote: On Mar 10, 6:00*pm, Nickname unavailable wrote: On Mar 10, 7:52*pm, "Chas. Chan" wrote: On Mar 10, 7:43*pm, Nickname unavailable wrote: On Mar 10, 7:39*pm, "Chas. Chan" wrote: 10.) You take a week off to protest in Wisconsin and your office runs better. 9.) On a snow day, when they say “non-essential” people should stay home you know who they mean. 8.) You get paid twice as much as a private sector person doing the same job but make up the difference by doing half as much work. 7.) It takes longer to fire you than the average killer spends on death row. 6.) The worse you do your job, the more your boss avoids you. 5.) You think the French are working themselves to death. 4.) You know by having a copy of the Holy Koran on your desk your job is 100% safe. 3.) You spend more time at protest marches than at church. 2.) You have a Democratic congressman’s lips permanently attached to your butt. And the #1 way to tell if you might be a member of a public sector union: 1.) You pay more in union dues than you do for your healthcare insurance.... "These are the values inspiring those brave workers in Poland .... They remind us that where free unions and collective bargaining are forbidden, freedom is lost." -- Ronald Reagan labor day address (1980)- Hide quoted text - "All Government employees should realize that the process of collective bargaining, as usually understood, cannot be transplanted into the public service. It has its distinct and insurmountable limitations when applied to public personnel management. The very nature and purposes of Government make it impossible for administrative officials to represent fully or to bind the employer in mutual discussions with Government employee organizations. The employer is the whole people, who speak by means of laws enacted by their representatives in Congress. Accordingly, administrative officials and employees alike are governed and guided, and in many instances restricted, by laws which establish policies, procedures, or rules in personnel matters." "Particularly, I want to emphasize my conviction that militant tactics have no place in the functions of any organization of Government employees. Upon employees in the Federal service rests the obligation to serve the whole people, whose interests and welfare require orderliness and continuity in the conduct of Government activities. This obligation is paramount. Since their own services have to do with the functioning of the Government, a strike of public employees manifests nothing less than an intent on their part to prevent or obstruct the operations of Government until their demands are satisfied. Such action, looking toward the paralysis of Government by those who have sworn to support it, is unthinkable and intolerable." President Franklin D. Roosevelt http://www.presidency.ucsb.edu/ws/in...#axzz1GFf4jAGv *who cares, he was wrong. *LONG LIVE THE WISCONSIN FILIBUSTER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! "These are the values inspiring those brave workers in Poland ... They remind us that where free unions and collective bargaining are forbidden, freedom is lost." -- Ronald Reagan labor day address (1980) *“I want to urge devotion to the fundamentals of human liberty — the principles of voluntarism. No lasting gain has ever come from compulsion. If we seek to force, we but tear apart that which, united, is invincible.” * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Samuel Gompers, founder of the American Federation of Labor *americans will remember the wisconsin filibuster. and the way the democrats fled like the pussies that they are to illinois.real *couraegeous move . Yeah Americans will remember that. they sure will. and the polls are solidly behind them. gee, it must suck to be in the same league as hitler/musolinni, stalin, and mao:) |
Top 10 ways to tell if you might be a member of a public-sector union
On Mar 12, 11:28*am, Nickname unavailable wrote:
On Mar 11, 8:50*pm, "Chas. Chan" wrote: On Mar 11, 10:29*am, Nickname unavailable wrote: On Mar 11, 7:20*am, Joe from Kokomo wrote: On 3/10/2011 8:43 PM, Nickname unavailable wrote: "These are the values inspiring those brave workers in Poland ... They remind us that where free unions and collective bargaining are forbidden, freedom is lost." -- Ronald Reagan labor day address (1980) Gee, I wonder how the brain dead tea-baggers are going to tap dance around their Saint, Ronnie Reagan, actually -defending- collective bargaining. *you already see it. the original poster is getting ever more shrill, posting under another alias(he has another one for sure, i am sure we will see it soon), posting stuff that proves he is a fascist, then trying to project that onto others. lets remind him that reagan was once the president of the actors union, and that he supported gasp, FDR:) *Reagan described himself in the thirties and World War II as an ardent New Dealer, awakening only to anticommunism in a bitter postwar labor union battle with industry Stalinists. *And 1938 was arguably the most seductive year for an ardent New Dealer to join the Party, as both liberals and communists worked side by side in organizations and the Party line of the moment was patriotic antifascism. *All of that would end a year later when liberal suspicions about the geography of the Party’s true loyalties were confirmed when the comrades closed ranks around the Hitler-Stalin Pact. http://www.SovietStory.com *i am sure that ronnie saw how the fascists and communists hated labor unions during the 1930's. and he remembered that when he made that statement. http://www.ShakedownSocialism.com Those of us who have suffered either under official, vetted history under totalitarian regimes or under equally edited works by academia know that a historical lie doesn't require empirical proof, merely repetition. *snicker, reagan was smart enough to know that every worker in the eastern block were employees of the state. that is why he supported independent labor unions for government employees, he was far seeing in that respect. *as far as patco is concerned, he was far enough seeing in that one to, he did not attempt to block the controllers from ever forming a union again, he was far seeing. independent labor unions fight anti- democratic forces, such as conservatism/.libertarianism/fascism/ communism:) reagan was a union man thru and thru:) feces ridden bank that supported scott "Moammar Gadhafi" walker, shut down today:Everybody knows the GOP's biggest weakness is money, so why not hit 'em in the sweet spot? That's what many amazing Wisconsin firefighters did yesterday when they collectively began withdrawing their funds from Madison's M&I Bank and shut it down early http://www.alternet.org/newsandviews...some%3A_wiscon... Awesome: Wisconsin Firefighters Shut Down Bank That Funded Walker Everybody knows the GOP's biggest weakness is money, so why not hit 'em in the sweet spot? That's what many amazing Wisconsin firefighters did yesterday when they collectively began withdrawing their funds from Madison's M&I Bank -- whose executives and board members were among the highest donors to Governor Scott Walker's campaign. Heeding a call by Firefighters Local 311 President Joe Conway to 'Move your money,' union members withdrew over $100,000 from the bank, with some reports stating that number is as high as $192,000. Either way, it was a hefty enough chunk of change that M&I shut its doors and closed for the day at 3PM. This is a very simple, very peaceful way to inflict some serious damage on the money-grubbers; super kudos to the Firefighters Union. Anecdoctally -- 'M&I Bank received $1.7 billion in bailout money via President George W. Bush's Troubled Assets Relief Program. The bank was acquired by the Bank of Montreal in December of 2010 for $4.1 billion in stock,' reports Dane101. UPDATE: Stranded Wind over at DailyKos has photos of the protest outside M&I, and says the ante has been upped to $600,000! 'What these pictures show are six hundred ordinary citizens descending on the M&I branch near the Wisconsin Capitol after learning of their purchase of the gubernatorial election last November. Two firefighters with old school ideas about saving had over $600,000 between the two of them and they demanded cashier's checks on the spot.'- Hide quoted text - YOU'RE REPEATING UNION PARROTED PROPAGANDA LIES - Squawk squawk squawk... ALL GOING TO BE FIRED!!!! 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Top 10 ways to tell if you might be a member of a public-sector union
On Mar 12, 6:14*pm, Nickname unavailable wrote:
*they sure will. and the polls are solidly behind them. gee, it must suck to be in the same league as hitler/musolinni, stalin, and mao:)- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - YOU'RE REPEATING UNION PARROTED PROPAGANDA LIES - Squawk squawk squawk... 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