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Old 20 Dec 2008, 11:49 pm
Rock Hardson
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Default Re: UAW forced to be paid as a Southern Foreign factory worker.


"Mike Marlow" <mmarlowREMOVE@alltel.net> wrote in message
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> On Sat, 20 Dec 2008 14:21:46 -0500, Rock Hardson cast forth these pearls
> of
> wisdom...:
>
>
>>
>> Yeh...and its just fine to that Japanese CEO get billions in return for
>> paying workers $14 and hour to screw on a bolt over and over and over
>> again
>> 8 hours a day. You try doing that and see if you don't go crazy.

>
> It does not matter if it drives them crazy. If they want more interesting
> work then let them get off their duff and get an education or develop
> skills that will afford them those opportunities. Boring work is not a
> justification for pay. If you don't have a lot to offer, you do the
> crummy
> work for the crummy pay.
>
>> If you have
>> a job doing crazy mind draining activity at least make it worth your
>> while
>> and get paid for it.

>
> At minimum wage those people would indeed be getting all the pay
> worthwhile. Don't like crazy mind draining activity? Then get off your
> duff and improve yourself. Quit crying about mind draining activity.
>
>> And I bet if your father was putting bread on your
>> table for screwing on a bolt, you would have no problem at all buying
>> American would you?

>
> I have no problem buying either American or import and my father is dead,
> so he's not putting bread on the table for screwing in a bolt. He did
> however, instill in us a drive to work for what you want and not rely on
> lame whines like "mind draining". He taught us that if we don't like
> where
> we are/what we're doing, then improve yourself in order to move on past
> it.
> You might want to try the same.
>

He taught you to improve yourself?? Well maybe its what the unionizers
fathers in the 20s and 30s taught them too. Maybe its because that got tired
of doing a job no matter how menial or dirty it was while being walked over
and disrespected by corporate or for that matter people like you. Maybe
because they thought they had a right in sharing some of the wealth the
ceo's were making off there semi slave labor.

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