Full Quiver wrote:You are correct Tim and one more reason not to believe union and liberal propaganda.
I declined union membership when I came to work for the State of Alaska. In theory unions serve a good purpose. Historically they were responsible for turning the tide on abhorent working conditions. Later, though, unions became another power broker, looking out for their own interests over that of the workers they represent. In that respect they are like the Democratic and Republican parties, which are more interested in power than they are in the country.
Liberalism, too, is a mixed bag. At its worst it is as bad as anything I know. At its best it does some good in the world. That's how I feel about conservatism, too. I am most disturbed by neither liberalism nor conservatism, but by the belief that good and evil in the world are divided along party lines.
I was but a wee lad back then.
You must be pretty young. How old are you? I turned thirty the year Clinton was elected. What is your first name? Are you Danny?
"And just when you think you've got me figured out, remember, No man ever steps in the same river twice, for it is not the same river and he is not the same man." --Heraclitus
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