XPost: phl.media, pa.politics   
   From: UspammerzSux@stayaway.com   
      
   Art Clemons wrote:   
   > Harold Myerson in the Washington Post makes some rather key points   
   > concerning the need for investment in the jobs of the middle class.  He   
   > points out that unions and the like are key to US continuing its status as   
   > a nation of the middle class.  It's notable incidentally that he mentions   
   > that corporations are opposed to the things that would keep a middle class   
   > especially more unionization.   
      
   This one of the most contrived, poorly researched and utterly idiotic   
   pieces of union propaganda I've seen in some time.   
      
   Does this schmuck not realize that all one has to do is look toward   
   Europe and Scandinavia to see how utterly wrong he is?   
      
   Double digit unemployment, mass emigration of work age people and ever   
   more regular riots in the streets  ...   
      
   It's not even an opinion anymore, it's fact: Europe doesn't even have a   
   middle class anymore and forty-five years of stagnant economies and   
   welfare state teetering on the brink of collapse is what you get from   
   unions and leftist economic "theory."   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
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