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On Nov 13, 2:38 am, "Eisboch" wrote:
I don't consider UAW members "slobs", but I agree with his overall
assesment.

I was a bit over the top with that. I don't really blame the workers,
they're just taking advantage of the high-paying jobs available to
them. The UAW is specifically the one to blame here, by forcing the
automakers into paying this kind of money to unskilled workers,
ultimately bringing about the death of the entire American auto
industry.

It's past time to break the unions and come back to reality. They've
outlived their usefulness, and turned into leeches on society as a
whole.

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A couple posts ago you were bragging about how well along you and your wife
were in your retirement plans.
I suppose the unionized force should be happy sitting on a park bench
begging for crumbs to eat and a lump of coal to heat their single room
dwelling.

Don White wrote: wrote in message
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On Nov 13, 2:38 am, "Eisboch" wrote:
I don't consider UAW members "slobs", but I agree with his overall
assesment.

I was a bit over the top with that. I don't really blame the workers,
they're just taking advantage of the high-paying jobs available to
them. The UAW is specifically the one to blame here, by forcing the
automakers into paying this kind of money to unskilled workers,
ultimately bringing about the death of the entire American auto
industry.

It's past time to break the unions and come back to reality. They've
outlived their usefulness, and turned into leeches on society as a
whole.


It's way past time to break the corporate mentality and start over.
Corporations have outlived their usefulness, and turned into leeches on
society.

"Boater" wrote in message
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It's way past time to break the corporate mentality and start over.
Corporations have outlived their usefulness, and turned into leeches on
society.

Call your new leader and have him nationalize all corporations. He'll love
the idea.

Eisboch

Eisboch wrote:
"Boater" wrote in message
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It's way past time to break the corporate mentality and start over.
Corporations have outlived their usefulness, and turned into leeches on
society.

Call your new leader and have him nationalize all corporations. He'll love
the idea.

Eisboch




Bush seems to be doing that via Paulson...of course, he won't tell us
where the money is going.

"Boater" wrote in message
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Don White wrote: wrote in message
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On Nov 13, 2:38 am, "Eisboch" wrote:
I don't consider UAW members "slobs", but I agree with his overall
assesment.

I was a bit over the top with that. I don't really blame the workers,
they're just taking advantage of the high-paying jobs available to
them. The UAW is specifically the one to blame here, by forcing the
automakers into paying this kind of money to unskilled workers,
ultimately bringing about the death of the entire American auto
industry.

It's past time to break the unions and come back to reality. They've
outlived their usefulness, and turned into leeches on society as a
whole.


It's way past time to break the corporate mentality and start over.
Corporations have outlived their usefulness, and turned into leeches on
society.

It's corpoprate greed that has sold us all down the river.
We see it locally in our electric power company.
They have a monopoly, so are always looking to raise the rates while the
senior execs earn 44% over managers in comparable positions in the rest of
the country.

On Nov 13, 12:49*pm, "Don White" wrote:
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On Nov 13, 2:38 am, "Eisboch" wrote:

I don't consider UAW members "slobs", but I agree with his overall
assesment.

I was a bit over the top with that. *I don't really blame the workers,
they're *just taking advantage of the high-paying jobs available to
them. *The UAW is specifically the one to blame here, by forcing the
automakers into paying this kind of money to unskilled workers,
ultimately bringing about the death of the entire American auto
industry.

It's past time to break the unions and come back to reality. *They've
outlived their usefulness, and turned into leeches on society as a
whole.

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A couple posts ago you were bragging about how well along you and your wife
were in your retirement plans.

Not bragging, just stating facts. I'm doing a larger version of what
my Dad did, since it's almost certain that SS won't be around when I
retire. I'm not depending on anyone, or any goverment, to take care
of me.

I suppose the unionized force should be happy sitting on a park bench
begging for crumbs to eat and a lump of coal to heat their single room
dwelling.

Not at all. They should just live within their means, and be paid a
decent wage for their work. If they want to earn more and have more
financial security, they should do what most do and go to school, get
more education, and ultimately a better paying job.

Twisting a corporation's arm (oops, collective bargaining) for more
and more until they put that corporation under only serves them in the
short term. Once that company can no longer function with the wages
and benefits the union has saddled them with, then no one has a job.
Then they *will* be sitting on that park bench begging for crumbs,
huh?