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Same Old Same Old: MSM Double Standards on Wisconsin Demonstrations | POWIP says:

March 3, 2011 at 6:39 pm

[…] gutting the unions, if you prefer. And it’s true: most of us would like to live in a world where collective bargainers would bargain in good faith. In that world, it would be terribly offensive to try to take those rights away from […]
thomas mc donnell says:

March 3, 2011 at 7:38 pm

i want collective bargaining for taxpayers.
Moira says:

March 3, 2011 at 7:47 pm

I absolutely believe that if more people were fully aware of what collective bargaining is and how it works with regards to PEUs they would realize that it’s not about “workers rights” but rather the union’s power to coerce states and municipalities. That’s the only reason why the Wisconsin unions are willing to accept the cuts that Governor Walker is calling for but NOT the restrictions on collective bargaining. The unions plan to use collective bargaining to get it all back. They have no intention of willingly sacrificing. They don’t think they should have to sacrifice. And, of course, they don’t want to have to collect their own dues…because that would give way too much freedom to the rank-and-file. The workers might even forget to pay their dues from time to time…and where would the union honchos get their campaign slush funds if that happens? ;)
Carlos says:

March 3, 2011 at 8:20 pm

Easy way to do that, Thomas, is vote any jerk anywhere in the nation out of office if there is so much as a hint of collusion.

That means, especially, the handling of any contract signed since the recession/depression started that gives so much as a nickel more a year to union members, so much as an extra day off a year to union members, so much as any additional bargaining “rights” to the union, should be the basis for immediate recall or, in the alternative, unemployment forever from public sector bargaining authority.

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