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   >>>>> CB writes:   
      
    CB> "Alvin York" wrote in message   
    news> 18203-492C979A-1466@storefull-3132.bay.webtv.net...   
    >> Unions result from a long history of struggling   
    >> workers who suffered for decades under exploitation from the large   
    >> Corporations, mining companies and railroads.   
    >>   
    >> History is rife with stories of miners who lived in tents with their   
    >> families on slag piles outside the mines where they worked. As profits   
    >> increased dramatically for the owners only prices increased for the   
    >> workers. Tempers flared, riots started, and strikes ensued.   
    >>   
    >> At first the owners hired security companies like Pinkerton to control   
    >> the workers. Pinkerton used Gatling guns (the first machine guns) aimed   
    >> at all times on the tent villages and operated sporadically against   
    >> workers and their families The workers lived in fear for their lives   
    >> and many lives were lost.   
      
    CB> Those mean ole bosses who the precursor to Dim Libs of today who robbed   
    CB> Fannie Mae and Freddy Mac. Jon Corzine made off with 400 million before   
    CB> running Goldman Sachs into the ground. There wasn't any killings going   
   on   
    CB> but there sure are ruined lives because of Clinton's Legacy of greed.   
      
    CB> Do you know the Clinton Library manages over $400 million? Slick sure   
   has   
    CB> profited off the backs of corporate America giving bleeding heart   
   lectures   
    CB> on philanthropy. I wonder how much he got from Fannie during Franklin   
   Raines   
    CB> thievery.   
      
      
   I can understand the ignorance. It is the pride in the ignorance   
   that baffles me.   
      
      
   --   
   Andrew Hall   
   (Now reading Usenet in talk.politics.misc...)   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
    * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)   
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