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Originally Posted by mgburg
Calling "red" the color "green" doesn't make red "green."
If CB was a "right" - then ALL Wisconsin working citizens would have it. Since it's not available to all non-public workers, it isn't a "right" - it's a privilege that's been abused.
Simple as that. ABUSED.
And the only people that are getting screwed are those at the top of the Public-Union *****pile. Yep...that's the people screaming to have all the others scream. They are yelling "FIRE!" in the theatre...not the other way around.
And since we, the taxpayers that are fed up with overpaid public-servants (and I'm using that term "servant" loosely here), have finally seen the breakup of this monopoly on the taxpayers' wallet, let them try to do a work stoppage or whatever cry-baby tactics they want to use.
I'm hoping that they PROVE to everyone how non-valuable they really are. If they go on strike, the cheaper scabs will be hired and it will be seen that anyone can do what they do for less.
Bring on the work-stoppages!  |
Every worker in WI had the right to organize into a bargaining until tonight. That workers did not do so is no indication they could not.
If you, the tax payer, was fed up then you the tax payer should not have agreed to the contract giving the unionized workers what they bargained for. If there is a cry-baby in the house it's the likes of you that can't own up to bargains made.