Posted by lfure on February 25, 2015 at 14:36:12 from (68.169.254.14):
I'm tired of defending unions when it's clear no one cares, or understands what right to work means.
I say the heck with the unions and all they did for the workers of this country. Let's go back to when there was no unions. We can get rid of minimums wages. Make it a free market and let corporations pay you what they want. We will all work 10 or more hours a day, no overtime pay. We all can work 7 days a week. We can work during all holidays. The heck with training skills to specialty workers. Let's close all government operated schools. Let's end a child's education after 6 years and put them to work. We'll need the extra money, because I doubt the pay scales will favor the worker. Need I say more?
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