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Will the protests further stoke the resentment many harbor for public worker's unions? Or will the backlash in reaction to Republican attempts to throttle organized labor be the bigger impact of these events? What about people like me, people who have criticisms of some aspects of public unions but generally support the idea that public workers should have decent wages and pensions? (Really all people should have the opportunity to work for those things.) Are these events making "nuanced" positions invisible?
I mean... I'm ticked off enough to start sticking SOLIDARITY stickers all over my face. (Will that help?) yet, I don't feel this accurately represents my views on the essential, yet easily corruptible role of unions in this country. *sigh*
I mean... I'm ticked off enough to start sticking SOLIDARITY stickers all over my face. (Will that help?) yet, I don't feel this accurately represents my views on the essential, yet easily corruptible role of unions in this country. *sigh*
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Date: 24/2/11 14:53 (UTC)(no subject)
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Date: 25/2/11 04:21 (UTC)Except for the sea coast and the great scenery, I get the idea it is a great place to be from....as far away from as possible, sort of like Northern California ;)
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Date: 25/2/11 08:22 (UTC)(no subject)
Date: 26/2/11 12:16 (UTC)It often confuses us, though, into concluding wrongly that "this place sucks and i should keep as far away as possible". And so we miss a wonderful opportunity to see into the life of REAL people.