~~~ Worst Philosophy in the History of Mankind ~~~

[Hjarloprillar]

One does not bargain. State your skills and let them stew on it.
9 times of 10 they believe you patter as fact. that you can indeed make any machine run like the car [ holden. premier] 'the car i drove to interviews.. it SHINED
and so it should 10k $ ijn big block paint and overall appearance back in 90's when my car pulled in the weeners hung at windows with glassy eyes
her name was 'baby blue'
unfortunately i stuck her in a wall during trouble with Lebanese in randwick.

back then it was f**ng lebs..
now its just funny.
To trash a car cause you put the word of 'eat me' on son of local mullah of leb community.
i offered to settle on street he said no on one.. which is smart as i had 30 kilos on him.
and what is french for 'presence'? aura inherent confidence. hnnnnn

[John K]

If i may ask.. how does one escape the pervasive bureaucracy of the US education system[ as a teacher] and go it alone?

I can't answer that as a teacher, but in the States, the actual education you receive seems to take second place as to where you received it. I used the GI Bill, so I never got the financial ass kicking others did. The problem I see (in certain aspects) is someone with a degree will 'get the job' over someone who has a better working knowledge, but no degree.

[Hjarloprillar]

John

can you tell the curriculum.
what does the edu dept fob of as literature today.

Joyce Hemingway. Or 'old school' horror like huxlely or Orwell?

maybe this months cosmopolitan is enough

[John K]

My question was, "Why should anybody have to join a union?"

They shouldn't. Non-union shops can still bargain with management. A union needn't be 'official.' A couple of guys talking to the boss after work can get a lot of things done.

[bobevenson]

My question was, "Why should anybody have to join a union?"

They shouldn't. Non-union shops can still bargain with management. A union needn't be 'official.' A couple of guys talking to the boss after work can get a lot of things done.

Let's go on to my second question, why should a company be forced by the government to negotiate with a union?

[John K]

Let's go on to my second question, why should a company be forced by the government to negotiate with a union?

They shouldn't.

[bobevenson]

Let's go on to my second question, why should a company be forced by the government to negotiate with a union?

They shouldn't.

Of course, you realize that if unions didn't have the government forcing employers to deal with them, there wouldn't be any unions. You do understand that, don't you?

[Bill Wiltrack]

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............................................................That horrible, HORRIBLE democracy!



Organized Labor THRIVES in a Liberal democracy.




I think you may enjoy living in one of the five remaining Communist countries on earth.



As you know, Organized Labor; free, independent unions are against the law in Laos, Vietnam, North Korea, Cuba, and China.



Pick one. I WOULD LOVE TO FIND OUT HOW MUCH A ONE WAY TICKET WOULD COST YOU.







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[bobevenson]

Organized Labor THRIVES in a Liberal democracy.

No, organized labor thrives when it has the government in its hip pocket.

[Hjarloprillar]

Bill
what has bomb in minivan to do with unions

[bobevenson]

Bill
what has bomb in minivan to do with unions

It's what unions do if you don't sign their contract, and they don't worry about the police since they have the government in their hip pocket.

[Bill Wiltrack]

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The explosion, which actually happened in South Korea in this GIF, represents the total explosion or destruction of the thought process that had to do with the actuality that Organized Labor can only exist when there is at least a modicum of democracy...







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[bobevenson]

Organized Labor can only exist when there is at least a modicum of democracy.

No, organized labor can only exist when there is at least a modicum, no, make that a shitload, of government oppression.

[Bill Wiltrack]

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...........................................................................OK. I've had enough... It's time for the antithesis of Reagan:



.........................................................................Government isn't the problem, it's the solution
..........................................................................~~~ Bill Wiltrack III ~~~






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[bobevenson]

Government isn't the problem, it's the solution.

The next thing you'll be extolling is Obamacare, the healthcare solution that will take America to a place lower than the bottom of the ocean.