When it comes to hurting our economy, who’s worse, the big union international terrorists? The reason I ask is simple, we see that we are in a presidential election year, with less than 100 days to go, and the two candidates are talking about outsourcing American Jobs and debating why companies are leaving the US and seek less hostile business environments. ; lower corporate taxes, fewer class action laws, simpler regulations, and fewer union complaints. Okay, so let’s talk about who’s really hurting our economy, okay?
There was an interesting article that appeared in News and World Report on September 7, 2015 titled, “With Contract Expiration Nearing, UAW Chief Says He Hasn’t Picked One Auto Company to Target,” by Tom Krisher, Associated Press Auto Writer, which fixed:
“… UAW President Dennis Williams said Monday he will choose between Ford, General Motors and Fiat Chrysler,” and “Speaking after Detroit’s annual Labor Day parade, Williams did not address whether the contracts would be extended.” and gave no details on how the talks involving some 140,000 workers are progressing: “Everyone says to me ‘Dennis, have you picked a target?’ Yes. General Motors, Ford and Chrysler,’ Williams said to applause during a post-parade speech. But then he told reporters he would pick just one company when the current four-year contracts run out.”
At the time of that article, about a year ago, the president of the UAW (United Auto Workers) stated that they have not decided, or THEY have not yet decided which car company to target. WOW, any other sector of our economy and they would face federal indictment for conspiring in this way. I am angry at the double standards we have in this Great Nation. It is pathetic to let the UAW do this. Totally pathetic, Ayn Rand was right. Is it really about collective bargaining or is it about collective terror?
And, what happens if the companies do not agree? Simple, union members will act like thugs, vandalize the cars of “scabs,” those workers who cross the picket lines, and harass management, part-time workers, and lobby for the government to come in, regulate excess and fine companies until they run out. surrender and pay. Wow, so what is the definition of terrorism again?
“The use of violence and intimidation in the pursuit of political ends”.
Yes, that is the definition and it sure fits these actions, doesn’t it? So if the Democrats sponsor big unions, does that mean they are sponsoring terrorism? Good? does it?
