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   XPost: alt.politics, alt.health, sci.med.psychobiology   
   From: john.h.gohde@gmail.com   
      
   On Apr 19, 9:25 am, "conklin"  wrote:   
   > "John H. Gohde"  wrote in messagenews:   
   e4a4408-581c-48c8-ba3e-5fdb08e24265@c10g2000yqd.googlegroups.com...   
   > On Apr 14, 9:52 am, "conklin"  wrote:   
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   > > "pautrey23x"  wrote in message   
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   > >news:165dfd86-4e81-4b82-972a-6dd8d04f921d@x14g2000vba.googlegroups.com...   
   > > WND EXCLUSIVE   
   > > 'DISABLED' OUTNUMBER WORKERS IN U.S. MANUFACTURING   
   > > Bankruptcy now looming for another social help program   
   > > Published: 16 hours ago   
   > > JOHN BENNETT   
   > > About | Email | Archive   
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   > > The stories are many, and this is just one:   
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   > > It seems there was a psychiatrist who reported about a woman who was   
   > > "disabled" when a casino money cart fell on her leg in Reno.   
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   > > Right-wing agit-prop.   
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   > At one point in my life, I worked at a Almumiun products company in   
   > Virginia.  I distinctly remember how a THEN young dumb-ass co-worker   
   > employed at an aluminum furnace work asignment gave me a lecture on   
   > what made his job so dangerous.   
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   > I eventually changed jobs.  I stopped assembling aluminum windows and   
   > instead went to work at an aluminum furnace, located in another   
   > company.   
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   > My parents came down to visit and took me out to eat.   
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   > At the very moment, there was a lot of commotion going on in this   
   > small town.  For your see, the aluminum furnace at where this idiot   
   > had worked at had just blown up.   
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   > The company wrote it off as just another industrial accident.  This   
   > person of my age got burns over about 90% of his body, hung onto life   
   > for about one month, and then died.  His other buddy who was working   
   > with him died pretty much immediately.   
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   > The accident was pretty much an absolute certainty.  They cut their   
   > aluminum windows trim to size with electrical saws that were   
   > lubricated with water.  Scrap aluminum was collected in bins and then   
   > throw into the furnace at 1,600 degrees, to be recycled. Throw a can   
   > of Pepsi into a 1,600 degree furnace and it goes off like a bomb.   
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   > Of course, if the fool had any enemies it might have been a perfect   
   > murder.   
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   > Since then, I have long since wised up.   
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   > I absolutely refuse to commit suicide for anyone or any company.   
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   > You would have to be a fool to work 16 hours a day for the man, as   
   > some of these conservative talk shows claim that everyone should do,   
   > just to be screwed over, and taken advantage of by your employer.   
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   > Go whine all you want to, conklin.  I do NOT see either you or Bush   
   > working themselves to death for minimum wage.   
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   > Sorry to disappoint you, but my days of being a fool are long over.   
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   > Actually I was supporting your position since the previous one stated that   
   > injured workers were faking it.   
      
      
      
   Ooooh!   
      
   Corporations, now more than ever, will work their employees into the   
   ground just to save a penny in profits.   
      
   Disability, if NOT out right Industrial Accidents / Deaths, is the   
   natural outcome of the profit motive to constantly make more and more   
   money, while offering fewer and fewer work benefits.  States are also   
   refusing to pay workers compensation to injured workers for just about   
   any excuse.   
      
   Loyalty does NOT exist in today's job market.   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
    * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)