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![]() But that has nothing to do with the Senate Republicans record-setting and documented minority-filibustering and outright obstruction over the past three years.
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It has to do with setting aside what is right in order to get elected. By BOTH parties as was stated earlier in the thread. Unions are thugs for the most part.
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![]() Nonsense. Unions haven't bashed people over the heads with violence for decades.
You falsely characterizing the current crop of Wisconsin school teachers, firefighters and police as physically violent is purposely disingenuous and nasty on your part. Or you just don't know what "thugs" really means when you use the term "union thugs"?
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Perhaps definitions have evolved a bit. Thuggish behavior was exhibited in a useless recall election of a Governor that was silly enough to hold up the occasional campaign promise. Chicago politics=thuggery.
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I am not denying that unions used to use violence decades ago. It was ugly when unions first came about. The term "union thug" had a specific meaning, and it involved violence and terror and pain. But you characterizing unions the same way today is simply wrong. Words have meanings. You are calling union members - the schoolteachers, firefighters and policemen of Wisconsin, "union thugs". That's nasty of you to call them that. And factually wrong.
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![]() Unions are bullies then. That the majority of their forced membership would opt out of given a choice. Obama will say or do anything to get elected. Which was the original point of my statement. The thug comment was more about seeing them take a public beating.
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But what does that have to do with non-violent Wisconsin teachers, firefighters and police men? Nothing. I suppose the point that I was making, that unions are no longer rooted in violence and intimidation, was simply too nuanced for you to grasp? Or, because one union in one action in 2011 was violent, you want to use that to disprove the simple truth that unions today are not violent?
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Because there was an incidence of union violence in 2011 in Washington State, we can call Milwaukee teachers "union thugs". Bigotry. It lives. Proudly. There was an illegal hispanic that voted once. That makes them all illegal voters. There were 4 felons that voted in the 2008 presidential election. That makes all felons illegal voters. And we know that illegals and felons vote for Obama. Because "they all do".
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