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Mulligan

2/13/2014 8:38:00 PM

On Thursday, February 13, 2014 3:15:06 PM UTC-5, John Manning wrote:

> The GOP

You seem fixated on the GOP.
What does that have to do with this newsgroup?
Go to Alt.manningwhinesabouttheGOPeverydayforsomereason.

Dakota

2/13/2014 8:45:00 PM

On 2/13/2014 2:15 PM, John Manning wrote:
> On 2/13/2014 5:48 PM, Dakota wrote:
>> On 2/13/2014 11:22 AM, John Manning wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>> FILE UNDER: The GOP *LOVES* The Big Money Corporations
>>> And *SCREWS* The People Who Do The Actual Work
>>>
>>> The GOP is all about freedom ? for corporations, that is.
>>>
>>> Republicans believe, for example, that business should be free
>>> from the kind of government regulation that would prevent chemical
>>> companies from spewing poison into West Virginia drinking water.
>>>
>>> When it comes to freedom for workers, though, the GOP is all about
>>> squelching that.
>>>
>>> Republicans believe workers should not be free to form labor unions,
>>> that they should not enjoy freedom of association, that they should be
>>> denied their right to collective action.
>>>
>>> Usually, the GOP explains this as picking sides.
>>>
>>> In one corner, the corporation sits whining that it doesn?t want unions
>>> pressuring executives to more equitably share the fruits of workers?
>>> labor.
>>>
>>> In the other corner, workers assert they have the right to organize and
>>> demand better pay and treatment.
>>>
>>> In this match up, Republicans always bet on the deep-pocketed
>>> corporation.
>>>
>>> When there?s no fight, when both executives and workers want a union,
>>> Republicans *still oppose* workers? rights.
>>>
>>> That?s because organized labor has always stood for everything the GOP
>>> hates:
>>> Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid, unemployment insurance and the
>>> 40-hour
>>> work week. Republicans denounce workers exercising their right to
>>> concerted
>>> action, at the workplace and in Washington.
>>>
>>> Volkswagen is the perfect example.
>>>
>>> Republicans are blasting VW ( *actually criticizing a corporation* ! )
>>> *because VW is cooperating* with an attempt by the United Auto Workers
>>> to organize the German automaker?s Chattanooga, Tenn., assembly plant.
>>>
>>> The workers at VW?s German assembly plants are organized and paid
>>> *twice*
>>> the wage of the Chattanooga workers.
>>>
>>> VW *WANTS* to establish works councils at its Chattanooga plant,
>>> *just like those it has in Germany*
>>>
>>> In Europe, these groups of white- and blue-collar workers collaborate
>>> on issues such as plant rules, work hours and vacations.
>>>
>>> In VW?s experience, *cooperating with employees* through these councils
>>> *increases productivity and profitability* ....but how could a very
>>> successful
>>> international company possibly know more than a psychopathic republican?
>>>
>>> Because the councils discuss labor issues such as work hours, VW and the
>>> UAW have determined that to legally establish them in Chattanooga, the
>>> plant
>>> must be unionized.
>>>
>>> This is intolerable to the GOP.
>>>
>>> Two of Tennessee?s most powerful Republicans, Gov. Bill Haslam and
>>> U.S. Sen. Bob Corker, insist they know how to run an auto company better
>>> than VW.
>>>
>>> Despite this successful international auto company?s actual business
>>> experience
>>> with work councils, these GOP politicians say that they know what?s
>>> best, that
>>> they just know unionization won?t be good for VW.
>>>
>>> A union-hating group, the National Right to Work (For Less) Committee,
>>> traveled to Chattanooga from its headquarters near Washington, D.C.
>>> with a
>>> carpetbag full of cash for legal challenges to the unionization effort.
>>>
>>> And... GOP crank Grover Norquist sent his Washington, D.C.-based
>>> organized
>>> labor-hating group, Center for Worker Freedom (To Work For Less), to
>>> Tennessee to thwart the Chattanooga workers? right to unionize.
>>>
>>> *VW objected to the interference*
>>>
>>> *CEO of VW Chattanooga Frank Fischer asked the outside agitators to
>>> stop*
>>> saying, ?Volkswagen is committed to neutrality and calls upon all third
>>> parties
>>> to honor the principle of neutrality.?
>>>
>>> They ignored him ? disregarding a CEO, a figure before whom Republicans
>>> typically grovel! That is how much Republicans hate unions.
>>>
>>> They refuse to believe what VW is saying, that works councils are
>>> valuable
>>> management tools, despite evidence that the model already succeeds in
>>> the
>>> United States.
>>>
>>> http://ourfuture.org/20140211/gop-denies-workers-right-t...
>>>
>> State Senator Bo Watson, who represents a suburb of Chattanooga, warned
>> on Monday that if VW?s workers voted to embrace the U.A.W., the
>> Republican-controlled Legislature might vote against approving future
>> incentives to help the plant expand.
>>
>> ?The members of the Tennessee Senate will not view unionization as in
>> the best interest of Tennessee,? Mr. Watson said at a news conference.
>> He added that a pro-U.A.W. vote would make it ?exponentially more
>> challenging? for the legislature to approve future subsidies.
>>
>> http://www.dailykos.com/story/2014/02/12/1276971/-Volkswagen-isn-t-opposed-to-a-union-but-Republicans-are-threat...
>>
>> or
>>
>> http://tinyurl.c...
>
>
> The GOP *only* represents the interests of Big Money Corporate America,
> the criminal Wall Street Banksters and the wealthy elite, *NOT* the
> whole nation
> of the American people.
>
> The average American idiot right winger eagerly votes for them and
> cheers them
> on over and over again as Big Money Corporate America financially rapes
> them
> over and over again.
>

The development of fake news sources was a brilliant move by the GOP and
a tragedy for Americans.

John Manning

2/13/2014 9:03:00 PM

On 2/13/2014 6:44 PM, Dakota wrote:
> On 2/13/2014 2:15 PM, John Manning wrote:
>> On 2/13/2014 5:48 PM, Dakota wrote:
>>> On 2/13/2014 11:22 AM, John Manning wrote:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> FILE UNDER: The GOP *LOVES* The Big Money Corporations
>>>> And *SCREWS* The People Who Do The Actual
>>>> Work
>>>>
>>>> The GOP is all about freedom ? for corporations, that is.
>>>>
>>>> Republicans believe, for example, that business should be free
>>>> from the kind of government regulation that would prevent chemical
>>>> companies from spewing poison into West Virginia drinking water.
>>>>
>>>> When it comes to freedom for workers, though, the GOP is all about
>>>> squelching that.
>>>>
>>>> Republicans believe workers should not be free to form labor unions,
>>>> that they should not enjoy freedom of association, that they should be
>>>> denied their right to collective action.
>>>>
>>>> Usually, the GOP explains this as picking sides.
>>>>
>>>> In one corner, the corporation sits whining that it doesn?t want unions
>>>> pressuring executives to more equitably share the fruits of workers?
>>>> labor.
>>>>
>>>> In the other corner, workers assert they have the right to organize and
>>>> demand better pay and treatment.
>>>>
>>>> In this match up, Republicans always bet on the deep-pocketed
>>>> corporation.
>>>>
>>>> When there?s no fight, when both executives and workers want a union,
>>>> Republicans *still oppose* workers? rights.
>>>>
>>>> That?s because organized labor has always stood for everything the GOP
>>>> hates:
>>>> Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid, unemployment insurance and the
>>>> 40-hour
>>>> work week. Republicans denounce workers exercising their right to
>>>> concerted
>>>> action, at the workplace and in Washington.
>>>>
>>>> Volkswagen is the perfect example.
>>>>
>>>> Republicans are blasting VW ( *actually criticizing a corporation* ! )
>>>> *because VW is cooperating* with an attempt by the United Auto Workers
>>>> to organize the German automaker?s Chattanooga, Tenn., assembly plant.
>>>>
>>>> The workers at VW?s German assembly plants are organized and paid
>>>> *twice*
>>>> the wage of the Chattanooga workers.
>>>>
>>>> VW *WANTS* to establish works councils at its Chattanooga plant,
>>>> *just like those it has in Germany*
>>>>
>>>> In Europe, these groups of white- and blue-collar workers collaborate
>>>> on issues such as plant rules, work hours and vacations.
>>>>
>>>> In VW?s experience, *cooperating with employees* through these councils
>>>> *increases productivity and profitability* ....but how could a very
>>>> successful
>>>> international company possibly know more than a psychopathic
>>>> republican?
>>>>
>>>> Because the councils discuss labor issues such as work hours, VW and
>>>> the
>>>> UAW have determined that to legally establish them in Chattanooga, the
>>>> plant
>>>> must be unionized.
>>>>
>>>> This is intolerable to the GOP.
>>>>
>>>> Two of Tennessee?s most powerful Republicans, Gov. Bill Haslam and
>>>> U.S. Sen. Bob Corker, insist they know how to run an auto company
>>>> better
>>>> than VW.
>>>>
>>>> Despite this successful international auto company?s actual business
>>>> experience
>>>> with work councils, these GOP politicians say that they know what?s
>>>> best, that
>>>> they just know unionization won?t be good for VW.
>>>>
>>>> A union-hating group, the National Right to Work (For Less) Committee,
>>>> traveled to Chattanooga from its headquarters near Washington, D.C.
>>>> with a
>>>> carpetbag full of cash for legal challenges to the unionization effort.
>>>>
>>>> And... GOP crank Grover Norquist sent his Washington, D.C.-based
>>>> organized
>>>> labor-hating group, Center for Worker Freedom (To Work For Less), to
>>>> Tennessee to thwart the Chattanooga workers? right to unionize.
>>>>
>>>> *VW objected to the interference*
>>>>
>>>> *CEO of VW Chattanooga Frank Fischer asked the outside agitators to
>>>> stop*
>>>> saying, ?Volkswagen is committed to neutrality and calls upon all third
>>>> parties
>>>> to honor the principle of neutrality.?
>>>>
>>>> They ignored him ? disregarding a CEO, a figure before whom Republicans
>>>> typically grovel! That is how much Republicans hate unions.
>>>>
>>>> They refuse to believe what VW is saying, that works councils are
>>>> valuable
>>>> management tools, despite evidence that the model already succeeds in
>>>> the
>>>> United States.
>>>>
>>>> http://ourfuture.org/20140211/gop-denies-workers-right-t...
>>>>
>>> State Senator Bo Watson, who represents a suburb of Chattanooga, warned
>>> on Monday that if VW?s workers voted to embrace the U.A.W., the
>>> Republican-controlled Legislature might vote against approving future
>>> incentives to help the plant expand.
>>>
>>> ?The members of the Tennessee Senate will not view unionization as in
>>> the best interest of Tennessee,? Mr. Watson said at a news conference.
>>> He added that a pro-U.A.W. vote would make it ?exponentially more
>>> challenging? for the legislature to approve future subsidies.
>>>
>>> http://www.dailykos.com/story/2014/02/12/1276971/-Volkswagen-isn-t-opposed-to-a-union-but-Republicans-are-threat...
>>>
>>>
>>> or
>>>
>>> http://tinyurl.c...
>>
>>
>> The GOP *only* represents the interests of Big Money Corporate America,
>> the criminal Wall Street Banksters and the wealthy elite, *NOT* the
>> whole nation
>> of the American people.
>>
>> The average American idiot right winger eagerly votes for them and
>> cheers them
>> on over and over again as Big Money Corporate America financially rapes
>> them
>> over and over again.
>>
>
> The development of fake news sources was a brilliant move by the GOP and
> a tragedy for Americans.
>

Indeed. The Big Money Corporate Right Wing Propaganda Machine
*owns* those halfwits.

Mulligan

2/13/2014 10:51:00 PM

On Thursday, February 13, 2014 4:02:43 PM UTC-5, John Manning wrote:

> Indeed.

Good thing you replied.

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