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|    BOB KLAHN to JOHN MASSEY    |
|    Modern day union movement    |
|    13 Apr 12 04:58:02    |
       ...               JM> Does the name Stephen Lerner ring a bell? He is a former        JM> union goon .. a top               JM> of his administration. You might remember him for making        JM> news last year when he advocated the crashing of the stock        JM> market by going on a "mortgage strike."               Doesn't sound like a bad idea.               JM> Anyway, this Obama purple-shirted SEIU union goon is at it        JM> again. In a recent Occupy rally, he revealed the true        JM> nature of the union movement.               JM> "I think there's never been a more exciting time in my        JM> 30 years of organizing to imagine building the kind of        JM> movement that can transform the country, that can        JM> really talk about redistributing wealth and power."               Since the union represents people who work and produce goods and        services, I see no problem with that.               JM> Redistribution of wealth and power. There you have it!        JM> That is your modern day union movement. This has nothing               That has always been the purpose of every union and corporation        and cartel and professional association throughout history.               JM> to do with workers' rights and everything to do with power               You do realize that pay is one of the things unions work on,        don't you?               JM> and the power to take wealth from those who earned it and               Those who earn it are those who produce goods and services,        what's wrong with that?               JM> redistribute it to those who didn't.               So, are you trying to say those who work for a living don't earn        their pay?               JM> In other words: From        JM> each according to his abilities, to each according to his        JM> needs.               Uh... aside from the fact that is from the New Testament, there        is also the fact that your comment makes no sense when you are        talking about paying people who work and produce goods and        services.               Now investment brokers, bankers and fund managers do not produce        goods and services, so if you think SEIU represents them that        might explain things.                     BOB KLAHN bob.klahn@sev.org http://home.toltbbs.com/bobklahn              ... It would be better for mankind... that the rich be tossed into the sea. A.C       --- Via Silver Xpress V4.5/P [Reg]        * Origin: Fidonet Since 1991 And Still Here. Join Us: www.DocsPl (1:123/140)    |
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