on January 28, 2010 by Poetic justice in Main, Comments (0)
Fwd: Re: Is it time to quite the market?
On 1/27/2010 11:15 PM, Nickname unavailable wrote:
> On Jan 27, 7:21 pm, Beam Me Up Scotty dog.com> wrote:
>>> On Jan 25, 7:00 pm, Chaos out of Order wrote:
>>>> On Jan 25, 4:12 pm, striker…@mail.com wrote:
>>
>>>>> Does anyone see anything positive long-term? What do we have to sell?
>>>>> And if we do, somebody else can do it cheaper and better.
>>
>>>>> striker
>>
>>>>> (I keep thinking the Ids of March, maybe should
>>>>> move ahead to Feb.)
>>
>>>> I’ve always viewed Wall Street as a cancer upon our economy. People
>>>> growing wealthy without contributing anything but money seems very
>>>> wrong to me. They invest no sweat or ideas. They demand much more
>>>> than they put in, expecting those who do invest themselves in a
>>>> venture to make sacrifices so that they can reap larger rewards.
>>>> Perhaps its time to think of new ways to finance our economy, taking
>>>> these leeches out of the loop.
>>
>> Then what are UNIONS?
>
> i know this will be difficult for you to understand. but please try.
> unions are simply legal representation for american workers.
Do unions invest sweat? NO…? Kinda like Bankers aren’t they.
> corporations have legions of lawyers who know the law in and out, and
> in many cases, get the law crafted by them. to have a lone working
> america, go up against a well oiled, well represented, wealthy
> company, is a recipe for disaster, such as what we have today.
The law is equal… The question is why did you make the laws so
intrusive and complicated.
> tens of millions of unrepresented workers, who’s wages are so small,
> that they can no longer service their debt, pay their bills, nor save.
Save money like the Socialists workers in USSR did?
*The union workers* at GM who would now have *zero money* , had it not
been for *NON union workers* taxes paying for the UNION workers to get a
free ride?
I see your point. And it stinks.
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