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|    Lee Lofaso to John Massey    |
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|    09 Jun 12 21:07:11    |
      Hello John,               BK>> There is no forced unionism in any state.              JM>Youn didn't finish you left off              JM>there is no forced unionism, you don't have to join a union       JM>just pay the dues.              Bob forgets that collective bargaining is not unionism, but       merely a business arrangement agreed upon by two or more parties.       That's all it is. Kind of like a musician having an agent, or a       client having a lawyer. Nothing more, nothing less.              What unions are today are coerced unions. Some states have       a "closed shop" or a "union shop" - meaning that folks who want       to be employed *must* join or remain in a union that supposedly       "represents" their best interests. However, the reality is       the only interests those unions are representing are the interests       of the union leadership. The workers themselves have no say.       They just foot the bill.              What is needed is a National Right to Work Law. Without such       a law, workers will continue to leave industrial states (such as       Wisconsin, Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania, etc.) for greener pastures       (mostly in the South and other Right To Work states). This has been       clearly demonstrated by comparing loss of income of folks in forced       unionism states, as folks do tend to move to where the money is -              http://www.nrtwc.org/taxpayers-fleeing-forced-unionism-states/              Governor Walker's resounding victory in Wisconsin showed the entire       nation not only how weak unions are in his own state, but also in the       entire region. Workers are simply tired of the BS, having been misled       by unions for decades. People want to be free, and Governor Walker is       giving them that freedom.              Unions today are a threat not only to Republicans, but also to liberty.       And that means today's unions are a threat to everybody, regardless of       political affiliation. As such, we have a duty and an obligation to       end forced unionism in this country - now and forever.              Anti-democratic despots are scared to death of a free, productive       workplace throughout this great land of ours. Let's give them what       they hate and fear the most. :)              --Lee              --- MesNews/1.06.00.00-gb        * Origin: news://felten.yi.org (2:203/2)    |
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