Author Topic: Labor protests in the US  (Read 3595 times)

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Offline Nuke

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Re: Hm, well here's interesting news
its like 3 or 4 topics down
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Re: Labor protests in the US
It's nice to see the Republican party's continuing commitment to reducing the quality of life for people who aren't wealthy and the continuing support of said people for that commitment.

 

Offline karajorma

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Re: Labor protests in the US
Can someone also tell me where my thread on "US labor protests" went?

And now it's merged with this one. :p
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Re: Labor protests in the US
Thanks kara.

  

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Re: Labor protests in the US
Simple Solution: Make it count as treason if they don't report within a certain amount of time.

Wow, that's actively a terrible idea. Treason is a big deal, don't water it down.

Simple Solution: Make it count as treason if they don't report within a certain amount of time.
Treason is giving aid and comfort to an enemy of the United States.

So who's the enemy of the United States in this case...the unions?

#1. I was using hyperbole for comedic value, if that wasn't clear.
#2. Treason is a)the act of attempting to overthrow the government, b)a violation of allegiance to the state, c)a betrayal of trust.  In retrospect, however, the term 'sedition' is more appropriate in this setting.
#3. I was referring the senators who basically walked away, not the unions.  I'm honestly not quite sure how you misunderstood that.
#4. Serious thread is taken seriously. Almost too seriously.