Unions for Them But Not for We
The Progressive Left absolutely adores unions (i.e. Democrat Party Money Laundering outfits) except when employees of their news and clickbait shops try to unionize. Then, suddenly, unions are bad.
Ahead of the Los Angeles Times newsroom’s vote tomorrow on whether or not to unionize—which comes after a majority of Times staffers already signed cards in support of organizing—the newspaper’s management sent out a last-minute union-busting pitch in an email on Wednesday.
LA Times employees are battling the same anti-union rhetoric that’s being spun at digital media companies like Vox and Buzzfeed…
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01/01/2018 : Minimum wage to rise 40% despite economic crisis (sic).
You guessed it.
http://www.bbc.com/news/world-latin-america-42531573
Only in the model of 21st Century Socialism Paradise dear to Bernie Hippie-Commune-Kickedout Sanders and Michael Weight-Gain-Diet Moore —
#HechoEnSocialismo / Made in Socialism !
Comment by Cyril — January 5, 2018 @ 12:12 am - January 5, 2018
If private businesses were to do what unions do, they would be brought up on RICO charges.
Comment by Craig Smith — January 5, 2018 @ 7:12 am - January 5, 2018
Unions have shrunk to near oblivion since their heyday in the 1950’s. Back then, every news savvy person knew the names of the union leaders and they were as important as any member of the cabinet of the POTUS. Now unions are social clubs.
The DemonizingRats have shifted their focus to getting elected through the votes of hispanics, welfare recipients and socialist dreamers. Unions remain a money laundering necessity for funding the DemonizingRats.
How does unionizing the reporters in the withering newspaper industry make any sense? The crooks and liars have reached the point where they are forced to take pennies in order make ends meet. It kind of warms my heart.
Comment by Heliotrope — January 5, 2018 @ 11:11 am - January 5, 2018
@3
And it is a delightful delicatesse to be enjoyed by mine.
Comment by Cyril — January 5, 2018 @ 11:36 am - January 5, 2018
Chickens roosting in Progressive coops are my favorite kind. And they are delicious.
Comment by Blair Ivey — January 5, 2018 @ 4:56 pm - January 5, 2018
Q: what is Brazil’s national sport?
A: Volley ball — soccer (aka: real football, no offense intended, America 🙂 ) is a religion.
Q: what is France’s national sport?
A: Soccer — public sector unions is the state religion.
Comment by Cyril — January 5, 2018 @ 8:44 pm - January 5, 2018