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Wisconsin State Assemblyman Robin Vos lets us all know what he thinks of those taxpaying Wisconsin citizens who work in the public sector:
The reality is they haven’t had to pay for these things, they’re upset about doing it now, and the taxpayers are the ones who definitely understand this because they get it, they’ve been doing this in the
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Those many cops, teachers and firemen in that crowd may not live in YOUR reality...
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Those are mighty big crowds, Jeff.
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So yea, if you're pro-union, unless you have a unionized company for your telecom service then shut your trap about supporting unions.
I've supported American workers at every opportunity I could and I'm tired of foreign car driving people who don't buy union telling me I'm not supporting American workers because I vote conservatively.
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That said, I don't drive any kind of car, foreign or domestic.
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A good stable economy helps all workers.
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B) A stable economy doesn't imply that it's stable in a good sense. Stability can mean it's stable and crappy.
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I like how these protests are destroying democracy, but the Tea Party ones are FFFRRRREEEEEEEEEDDDDOOOOMMM Derp herp herp.
No wonder you can't have a reasonable political conversation in the US, there is no reasonable news sources that are just trying to convey information. It's all cheerleading and infotainment.
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actually the question was about the politicians fleeing the state to prevent a vote from taking place.
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What people fail to discuss when they claim that public sector employees get more benefits than private sector ones is that maybe these people do a job that is more important and thus deserve more benefits. Maybe this is not widely believed in our profit-obsessed culture, but each individual teacher and policeman has more responsibility than the average person in the private sector and should therefore receive more compensation, assuming equal levels of training and experience ( ... )
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Let this be a lesson to workers, take the wages today, even if it bankrupts the company, there will be no tomorrow when it comes to benefits.
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An Enron analogy is in here somewhere.
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not true
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