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feralkid

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You are having some MAJOR issues following along. Your logic is flawed. So if you don't like working for a union shop then you can just go work somewhere else, but if you don't like working at Walmart or McDonalds you...do what exactly? Do you think Walmart, McDonalds, etc... should be forced to pay their employees more, offer them better healthcare...etc?


Yes I am having MAJOR issues trying to understand wht you are going on about.

I simply pointed out that if one doesn't want to work in a union shop they have the RIGHT to work elsewhere. No one is forced to work in a union shop.

---what's not true about that?

As far as Walmart or McDonalds, I never mentioned either, and frankly don't get what you are screaming about.
 

Gardener

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Cliff notes; Matt's girlfriend wants the wages and benefits of a union contract, but doesn't want to pay dues.
 

feralkid

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As for my other point, I was pointing out how the argument "because the majority voted for it" is a horrible rationalization. Yes, that is the correct answer if someone asks "Why DO non-union employees have to pay union dues?", or "Why DO you have to join a union to work somewhere?" What people are asking is "Why SHOULD non-union employees have to pay union dues?", or "Why SHOULD you have to join a union to work somewhere?" If you're trying to have a rational discussion with someone the rebuttal is not "because I said so", which is basically what you're saying.

Do you understand the words that I am typing?


I'm not making that argument; I simply pointed out that is why things are the way they are: Unions are elected by the majority...simple fact.

Our government is elected by a majority...simple fact.


I didn't invent these systems, that's just the way things are at the moment.

Simply because I state they exist, JD80 goes all red-assed like I invented them and am now personally responsible for slavery, Don't ask don't tell, Walmart hiring practices, and hHtler's dog's fleas.
 

dmcowen674

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Yea, with companies like wal-mart paying their employees sub-standard wages, who needs unions.

If the Walton family is listed as one of the richest families in the world, there is no reason for their employees to be drawing social assistance.

Yes, here's hoping the OP and the rest of the Republicans that believe like he does wind up having to work at Walmart and experience the real America first hand that they have created.
 

JD50

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Yes I am having MAJOR issues trying to understand wht you are going on about.

I simply pointed out that if one doesn't want to work in a union shop they have the RIGHT to work elsewhere. No one is forced to work in a union shop.

---what's not true about that?

As far as Walmart or McDonalds, I never mentioned either, and frankly don't get what you are screaming about.

I'm not sure where you got the idea that anyone was screaming. I have a very hard time believing that you, being the good progressive that you are, is fine with the way Walmart and McDonalds treat their employees. Phokus is another one, which is why I originally quoted him. Now both of you are completely dodging my point that, yes, you have the option to not work at a job that requires you to be in a union, and you also have the option to not work at a job that has crappy benefits and low wages.

Your refusal to state your positon on the latter says enough.
 

JD50

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I'm not making that argument; I simply pointed out that is why things are the way they are: Unions are elected by the majority...simple fact.

Our government is elected by a majority...simple fact.


I didn't invent these systems, that's just the way things are at the moment.

Simply because I state they exist, JD80 goes all red-assed like I invented them and am now personally responsible for slavery, Don't ask don't tell, Walmart hiring practices, and hHtler's dog's fleas.

So your only point was that it exists? You came into a thread about unions to tell us that they do in fact exist? Wow, ok...
 

JD50

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Yes, here's hoping the OP and the rest of the Republicans that believe like he does wind up having to work at Walmart and experience the real America first hand that they have created.

If you don't like Walmart then don't work there.
 

dmcowen674

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Originally Posted by dmcowen674
Yes, here's hoping the OP and the rest of the Republicans that believe like he does wind up having to work at Walmart and experience the real America first hand that they have created.

If you don't like Walmart then don't work there.

When you have shipped all jobs overseas this is all that is left.

Hopefully you will wind up there too.
 

feralkid

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I'm not sure where you got the idea that anyone was screaming. I have a very hard time believing that you, being the good progressive that you are, is fine with the way Walmart and McDonalds treat their employees. Phokus is another one, which is why I originally quoted him. Now both of you are completely dodging my point that, yes, you have the option to not work at a job that requires you to be in a union, and you also have the option to not work at a job that has crappy benefits and low wages.

Your refusal to state your positon on the latter says enough.




Again with the Walmart!!

Whiskey, tango...you know the rest.
Man, you are off your nut, today


What the Bloody fuck are you raving about?

I never once made any such argument, and frankly I think you just came in here this morning to pick a fight...any fight.


Finally, "Now both of you are completely dodging my point that, yes, you have the option to not work at a job that requires you to be in a union, and you also have the option to not work at a job that has crappy benefits and low wages.

Your refusal to state your positon on the latter says enough.


When did I argue that?

You really are something today......
 

feralkid

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So your only point was that it exists? You came into a thread about unions to tell us that they do in fact exist? Wow, ok...
Systems of unionization and how they work, dummy.
It was making a point in a specific context, you boob.

Get a clue...seriously...you are simply trolling now.

.
 
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Illusio

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Talking about UNIONS, not companies.


Wow...Who the hell ever said companies should be run this way?

Ok, you have really stopped making sense a long time ago.

Just give me a good reason why companies SHOULD not be able to hire someone who doesn't want to work in the union.

A good reason, not a "because we said so" BS you have been spouting.
 

JD50

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Again with the Walmart!!

Whiskey, tango...you know the rest.
Man, you are off your nut, today


What the Bloody fuck are you raving about?

I never once made any such argument, and frankly I think you just came in here this morning to pick a fight...any fight.


Finally, "Now both of you are completely dodging my point that, yes, you have the option to not work at a job that requires you to be in a union, and you also have the option to not work at a job that has crappy benefits and low wages.

Your refusal to state your positon on the latter says enough.


When did I argue that?

You really are something today......

I'm not raving, screaming, etc... I'm not sure why you keep repeating this. It's called a discussion, maybe you're just extra sensitive.

As I've already said, I wasn't the one that brought up Walmart and McDonalds, go back and look at my first post in this thread, I quoted it. You all seem to agree about unions but the different arguments that the 3 of you have made contradict each other. That's why I said you could just debate each other. Go back and re-read my first post, it's not rocket surgery.

I'm not sure why you keep responding to me if we do actually agree on this. Like a said in the very beginning, "So then you have no problem with what companies like Walmart and McDonalds pay their employees? Good for you." I'm glad to see your logic is more consistent than I originally thought. You could've just left it at that instead of going off on some weird rants and pretending to play dumb.

I've gotta get back to my server build. Sounds like we agree anyways, if you don't like where you work (union shop, walmart, mcdonalds, etc..) then go find another job. :thumbsup:
 

JD50

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Systems of unionization and how they work, dummy.
It was making a point in a specific context, you boob.

Get a clue...seriously...you are simply trolling now.

.

I'm pretty sure everyone understands that unions exist because they're voted into a work place. Gee...sorry for thinking that you were giving your opinion on a subject, I'd hate for you to have you take a stance and defend it.
 

feralkid

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Ok, you have really stopped making sense a long time ago.

Just give me a good reason why companies SHOULD not be able to hire someone who doesn't want to work in the union.

A good reason, not a "because we said so" BS you have been spouting.


Hey jackass, I never claimed "companies SHOULD not be able to hire someone who doesn't want to work in the union".

I was explaining to some pinhead that that is the system in place, like it or not.
Pull your head out of your ass and clean the wax out of your ears.


...UNBELIEVABLE.....
 

feralkid

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I'm pretty sure everyone understands that unions exist because they're voted into a work place. Gee...sorry for thinking that you were giving your opinion on a subject, I'd hate for you to have you take a stance and defend it.

No, someone did not understand that simple concept, and I was explaining it to them.

Damn shame it's beyond your comprehension that someone may just be stating a fact.
 

BoberFett

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I think the fact that people need to form unions for protection against their government speaks volumes about modern society.

I've been thinking about that. How funny is it that Democrats think people need unions to protect them from government while at the same time telling Republicans how wonderful government is and that it needs to be bigger and more powerful.


Oh, and ignore fecalkid. You'll just drive yourself insane trying to talk logic to someone like that.
 

feralkid

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I'm not raving, screaming, etc... I'm not sure why you keep repeating this. It's called a discussion, maybe you're just extra sensitive.

As I've already said, I wasn't the one that brought up Walmart and McDonalds, go back and look at my first post in this thread, I quoted it. You all seem to agree about unions but the different arguments that the 3 of you have made contradict each other. That's why I said you could just debate each other. Go back and re-read my first post, it's not rocket surgery.

I'm not sure why you keep responding to me if we do actually agree on this. Like a said in the very beginning, "So then you have no problem with what companies like Walmart and McDonalds pay their employees? Good for you." I'm glad to see your logic is more consistent than I originally thought. You could've just left it at that instead of going off on some weird rants and pretending to play dumb.

I've gotta get back to my server build. Sounds like we agree anyways, if you don't like where you work (union shop, walmart, mcdonalds, etc..) then go find another job. :thumbsup:



I'm sorry if I sounded disingenuous, but I seriously to this moment have no clue why you aped out in this thread.
 

JD50

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I'm sorry if I sounded disingenuous, but I seriously to this moment have no clue why you aped out in this thread.

I think you misunderstood my tone, I was not aping out. Also, I think the problem that you're having in this thread is that you're refusing to give your opinion so everyone else has to guess. If the only reason you posted in this thread was to clear up a misunderstanding on how unions worked then that's great, but it sure seemed like you were also in favor of the policies you described. I'm sure you can see how your refusal to give an opinion could be confusing given the context of this forum.
 

JD50

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I've been thinking about that. How funny is it that Democrats think people need unions to protect them from government while at the same time telling Republicans how wonderful government is and that it needs to be bigger and more powerful.


Oh, and ignore fecalkid. You'll just drive yourself insane trying to talk logic to someone like that.

Interesting observation.
 

feralkid

Lifer
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I think you misunderstood my tone, I was not aping out. Also, I think the problem that you're having in this thread is that you're refusing to give your opinion so everyone else has to guess. If the only reason you posted in this thread was to clear up a misunderstanding on how unions worked then that's great, but it sure seemed like you were also in favor of the policies you described. I'm sure you can see how your refusal to give an opinion could be confusing given the context of this forum.


Sure...it's unfortunate that I somehow misconstrued "Glad to see that you would've agreed with slavery and segregation. I guess you're also against equal rights for gays since the majority of people think gays shouldn't be allowed to marry. What a good little progressive you are."

Sorry about that.
 

Illusio

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Hey jackass, I never claimed "companies SHOULD not be able to hire someone who doesn't want to work in the union".

I was explaining to some pinhead that that is the system in place, like it or not.
Pull your head out of your ass and clean the wax out of your ears.


...UNBELIEVABLE.....

Really? that's the best you can do? Petty name calling?

You pretty much just lost all credit on anything you've posted in this thread. Why don't you take a break and come back when you grow up a little and can have a rational discussion.

Embarrassing...
 

feralkid

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Sorry about the name calling, but you really were posting like an incoherent nincompoop today.
 
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