The Tea P(F)arty stinks of corporate perspiration! Corporations are not men, and women...men and women make up a corporation, it does not breathe, have values, or ideas on its own. Corporations being given personship seems redundant to a group, and discriminative to those not part of that group. It is unequal service, it is the richest problem in America, right now.
Michigan is having similar problems to WI yet they don't seem to be protesting and standing up for their rights as strongly as those in WI. I wonder why that is? MI was a strong union state at one time, but apparently not so much now with all the union busting going on in this country in order to further erode worker's rights. As a former Teamster, I found issues for and against the union but overall they provided me with the means to support two daughters and live comfortably with wonderful benefits.
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The Tea P(F)arty stinks of corporate perspiration! Corporations are not men, and women...men and women make up a corporation, it does not breathe, have values, or ideas on its own. Corporations being given personship seems redundant to a group, and discriminative to those not part of that group. It is unequal service, it is the richest problem in America, right now.
Yes but Walker supporters may have more dirty tricks up their sleeves
Michigan is having similar problems to WI yet they don't seem to be protesting and standing up for their rights as strongly as those in WI. I wonder why that is? MI was a strong union state at one time, but apparently not so much now with all the union busting going on in this country in order to further erode worker's rights. As a former Teamster, I found issues for and against the union but overall they provided me with the means to support two daughters and live comfortably with wonderful benefits.