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KH has it right..
That happens to me all the time...
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David Floyd
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quote: Don't let God hear you say that. You aren't much of a christian if it doesn't affect a whole part of your life & your beliefs. You're either in or you ain't, and it sounds like you ain't. |
Well, I refuse to enforce my personal beliefs on others, whether or not I believe them to be ultimate truth.
While I might feel that adultery is wrong, or drug use or homosexuality or any other number of things, I refuse to let my religious beliefs effect what laws I support. It's none of my business if someone wants to smoke crack, and I'm not gonna advocate a law which enforces a moral code not everyone believes in.
Sava,
Lot's of people work two jobs. It just depends on how much you want to succeed, I guess.
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The bottom of a large bottle of beer
Jan 1970 time: 05:22
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quote: You must thnk this is some other country. There's no job security for strikers. It's called being permanently replaced. Happens all the time. |
I'm also referring to various other union protections, such as federal laws forcing corporations to negotiate, forcing arbitration, etc.
And I'm fairly certain there are, at least in theory, laws protecting job security of strikers, though I could be wrong.
Either way, there shouldn't be, in my opinion.
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Jun 2000 time: 00:22
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quote: Originally posted by David Floyd
And I'm fairly certain there are, at least in theory, laws protecting job security of strikers, though I could be wrong. |
Of all of the industrialzed nations, the US has the least protections for organized labor. We have just enough to keep the unions in the system instead of listening to people like me. If there had never been an NLRB, The the USSA would very likely be around today, that's the United Socialist States of America. 
You really don't seem to have a clue how close the US came to communist revolution in the 30s. Roosevelt saved the country, because he gave people hope that the system could be fixed (even if he failed at fixing it). The capitalists (the real capitalists, like the Rockefellers and DuPonts) kept their yachts running and stocked in case they had to beat a hasty retreat to Europe.
So, please, take away any sense of hope and protection that labor might have of getting a fair shake. Cause once they lose it, I get a lot of followers. 
To deal with your points, while it is true you cannot be fired for striking over legitimate job grievenances (such as trying to force bargining or protesting the companies failure to abide by the contract it signed), it can permanently replace you, meaning the same exact thing, you're out of a job. The distinction is technical, you're still fired. Wildcat strikes, political strikes, sympathy strikes, etc. are all illegal, and you can be fired outright for those.
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Canada
Aug 2001 time: 00:22
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quote: Originally posted by Space05us
quote: Foreign Policy:
-Close all foreign military bases immediately, beginning with those in the Middle East. Deploy no military forces outside of the Western Hemisphere (and in the Pacific, no naval forces past Midway Island or so).
-Complete, unrestricted free trade with every country, no matter who it is, from Communist China to the UK
-Withdrawal from all foreign military alliances, especially NATO
-Establish a policy of no more conventional wars or interventions, but let it be known that any direct attacks on America will be met with nuclear weapons
Domestic Policy:
-Begin to follow the Constitution EXACTLY as it is written. This means to end gun control, for instance
-Elimination of federal social programs, especially Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid, Food Stamps, federal housing, federal welfare, etc.
-Elimination of the income tax
-Reduce the military across the board by at least 95% in every area except for ICBMs
-Scrap Echelon and any other federal law enforcement programs used for monitoring citizens without a warrant
-Immediate release of all citizens held without trial |
Introducing Cnanada 2!!! |
Other than not having foreign military bases, this is pretty much the exact opposite of Canada.
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