Quote Of The Day

[Bailey Guns]

Also thank you Bailey for your over all assessment of my intelligence, I needed someone to clarify it for me.

Take it however you will. But when you post personal attacks like you did in your first post on this topic don't be whining when someone calls you out.

I've said plenty of stuff here that crossed a line and I've felt like a total tool on several occasions. I was just beginning to think maybe you realized your first post was a mistake when I read your second post...until I read your third post.

Still waiting for the constitutional reference on the right to form unions.

[Irving]

Still waiting for the constitutional reference on the right to form unions.

Tsk tsk. You know better than to go down that road...

[Sharpienads]

Still waiting for the constitutional reference on the right to form unions.

I think I read it right after the separation of church and state clause, the good and welfare clause, and the "Are you serious? Are you serious?" clause.

But seriously, I think workers should have the right to form a union. But their employers should have the right to fire their butts if they don't want union labor.

[Bailey Guns]

But seriously, I think workers should have the right to form a union. But their employers should have the right to fire their butts if they don't want union labor.

I remember Ronnie Reagan and the air traffic controllers in the 80s:

PATCO: Pay us more. We're gonna strike.

Ronnie: Go on strike and I'm gonna fire every one of you.

PATCO: Ha! Whatever, dude. We're going on strike.

Ronnie: Your all fired. Get your shit and go home.

PATCO: Wahhhhhhh...

[alxone]

Some of my WORST days are days I get told I'm gonna have union "help". I find union stagehands to be the laziest, most overpaid, least knowledgeable folks in my industry.

^this^ 100%

[68Charger]

One of the CWA points of contention is that "Pay for performance" is unacceptable, because if you've got an a-hole manager, they will lie on your performance report.

They want guaranteed raises whether they even do their job, or show up...

Once they're seriously arguing about that being on the table, I'm done with them, I know exactly what kind of people they are.

[Bailey Guns]

Geez...I'm a little disappointed nobody jumped on this. The right to form a union is right in the preamble to the US Constitution:

We the People of the United States, in Order to form a more perfect Union, establish Justice, insure domestic Tranquility, provide for the common defence, promote the general Welfare, and secure the Blessings of Liberty to ourselves and our Posterity, do ordain and establish this Constitution for the United States of America.

[TSOTSI]

Geez...I'm a little disappointed nobody jumped on this. The right to form a union is right in the preamble to the US Constitution:

We the People of the United States, in Order to form a more perfect Union, establish Justice, insure domestic Tranquility, provide for the common defence, promote the general Welfare, and secure the Blessings of Liberty to ourselves and our Posterity, do ordain and establish this Constitution for the United States of America.

The purpose of a union is for collective bargaining. Everything is collective including the combined 80 IQ points. Note how all of America's most successful companies have done it without the "Indispensable help" of a union. Imagine where Apple or Microsoft, or Oracle or Facebook would be had they had had the misfortune of having to start from the beginning catering to parasites?