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"workers of the nation unite..."
Subject line is from an old Kinks song.
However, what amazes me is how so many people who were born with silver spoons in their mouths can with a straight face say they understand what blue collar workers want or need. People like Neil Young or John Mellencamp sing about working men but have never really worked a day in their lives ( I still like Neil Youngs music although I have to listen to Lynerd Skynerd afterwards). When I was in grad school, the nonsense I heard spouted by lefties was incredibly naive concerning what blue collar types wanted. I actually had worked for 3 years in the oil field to save money for grad school so I did know. In fact, most of these spoiled lefties could not even imagine the lives of working men or their concerns. They truly thought that working men were some sort of noble breed and they said they envied their "simple lives". Nobody who has ever done a days worth of work could possibly take such BS seriously. Yet, we still hear from people about what working men need from clueless types here. |
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"workers of the nation unite..."
Frogwatch wrote:
Subject line is from an old Kinks song. However, what amazes me is how so many people who were born with silver spoons in their mouths can with a straight face say they understand what blue collar workers want or need. People like Neil Young or John Mellencamp sing about working men but have never really worked a day in their lives ( I still like Neil Youngs music although I have to listen to Lynerd Skynerd afterwards). When I was in grad school, the nonsense I heard spouted by lefties was incredibly naive concerning what blue collar types wanted. I actually had worked for 3 years in the oil field to save money for grad school so I did know. In fact, most of these spoiled lefties could not even imagine the lives of working men or their concerns. They truly thought that working men were some sort of noble breed and they said they envied their "simple lives". Nobody who has ever done a days worth of work could possibly take such BS seriously. Yet, we still hear from people about what working men need from clueless types here. You fit in well here with the rest of the right-wing clueless...JustHate, D(ic)K, BAR, et cetera. |
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"workers of the nation unite..."
On Feb 3, 8:10*pm, HK wrote:
Frogwatch wrote: Subject line is from an old Kinks song. However, what amazes me is how so many people who were born with silver spoons in their mouths can with a straight face say they understand what blue collar workers want or need. *People like Neil Young or John Mellencamp sing about working men but have never really worked a day in their lives ( I still like Neil Youngs music although I have to listen to Lynerd Skynerd afterwards). *When I was in grad school, the nonsense I heard spouted by lefties was incredibly naive concerning what blue collar types wanted. I actually had worked for 3 years in the oil field to save money for grad school so I did know. In fact, most of these spoiled lefties could not even imagine the lives of working men or their concerns. *They truly thought that working men were some sort of noble breed and they said they envied their "simple lives". *Nobody who has ever done a days worth of work could possibly take such BS seriously. *Yet, we still hear from people about what working men need from clueless types here. You fit in well here with the rest of the right-wing clueless...JustHate, D(ic)K, BAR, et cetera.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Uh, he was talking about you fat boy.... |
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