Originally Posted by
AquamanPSD
Rat, Scab, non-union employee??? give me a freaking break!
First off I love those terms because most of the people that use them have no clue what they really mean. And by the way I beleive that does qualify as a direct attack
Actualy I know exactly what it means. I am from a family of Union Pipe Welders, From local #44, local #598 and local #798. Actualy my dad made the first weld on the Trans Alaskan pipepline. I know what a Rat and a Scab is, I have walked a many picket line for union workers rights, including some for the Teamsters. Topgun 3006's union brothers must really be proud of him. Romney gets in, his pension will not be safe.
Oh and by the way, that reference was not a dirrect attack. A dirrect attack is what happens when a "Rat" or also known as a "Scab" crosses a picket line on a union job.
Here is the deffinition of a "Rat" for you. a person who abandons or betrays his or her party or associates, especially in a time of trouble.
b. an informer.
c. a scab laborer.
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