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Originally Posted by wild_irishman
i agree as well. for one thing unions are not thugs like they are sterio typed as they are organized and do not strong arm people . they might stand as a large group when they rally about a subject but they can not protest in any violant mannor or the union is subject to being fined and members have to pay fines plus inprisonment if they do any violent actions as a union.
I feel that people are starting to speek up to these actions that the goverment is just throwing out to the american people . Americans lost enough to the actions of our elected officials and the busnesses that took the money and ran with it just so the working class could pay back the money for generations to come.
yes I am a union member and I am retired if you want to know.
So when you point a finger at the unions who helped each one in the usa over generations of standing up to our rights and who helped you make the income you get so you would not live like slaves to this country or a busness who will reep off your blood just to grab a million $.
but for a union to go and strong arm people at these halls i think not
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Sir, with all due respect, I don't want to debate on whether or not, or on in which industries we need unions, but the unions are a big problem in the country. Part of that problem is that many union members, and just about all retired union members, assume that the unions can do no wrong. Just like your comment above; by denying that it could be union thugs strong arming people, you are the one stereotyping.
To deny flat-out that unions don't bully people is a joke. In most union shops the leaders make it very clear what you should vote for and what you should support. To deny this is ludicrous.
I'd say it's much more believable that the union workers are strong-arming the seniors that have showed up to these town halls to speak their mind. Why else would the unions show up? Everyone knows the viewpoint of the union members; it's what ever their union bosse tells them it is.