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Sorry, but I don’t care anymore.
As well you should. I’m well past caring about someone’s feelings. That doesn’t mean I won’t fight with or for you, I just don’t care about your feelings.I am taking this personally.
As well you should. I’m well past caring about someone’s feelings. That doesn’t mean I won’t fight with or for you, I just don’t care about your feelings.I am taking this personally.
This makes the top 3 most ignorant posts ever.Yeah, working 2200 hours a year as a part timer because I can't get a ft job means I deserve less.
Union used to mean solidarity, now it just seems to mean 'i got mine friend the rest of you'.
Thanks, "brother".
Especially you it looks like.If you don’t know, no one can explain it.
No tell us. Were you here in 1981?This makes the top 3 most ignorant posts ever.
Do you have any idea why, in 1981, PTers made the same rate as FTers?
I wasn't there for WWII but I can tell you a ton about it, you got any point here, tard?No tell us. Were you here in 1981?
I had 20 years seniority in 1997. I was there. Sounds like you were not. Tell us all about it.I wasn't there for WWII but I can tell you a ton about it, you got any point here, tard?
Son?I wasn't there for WWII but I can tell you a ton about it, you got any point here, tard?
This ain't 1981, Ronald Reagan.This makes the top 3 most ignorant posts ever.
Do you have any idea why, in 1981, PTers made the same rate as FTers?
I think I voted for Reagan. The Teamster Union endorsed him for President.This ain't 1981, Ronald Reagan.
I'm much more interested in why you think someone who wasn't there shouldn't know about anything. You're probably the reason they teach gender identity in schools instead of history. Turns out, knowing a little history can help you out in the future. So tell me, why is knowing a bit of history you weren't there for out of line?I had 20 years seniority in 1997. I was there. Sounds like you were not. Tell us all about it.
Please enlighten us with your first hand experience.I wasn't there for WWII but I can tell you a ton about it, you got any point here, tard?
Clearly, what are you getting at?This ain't 1981, Ronald Reagan.
And he busted the air traffic controllers union.I think I voted for Reagan. The Teamster Union endorsed him for President.
In other words you read about it in a book.I'm much more interested in why you think someone who wasn't there shouldn't know about anything. You're probably the reason they teach gender identity in schools instead of history. Turns put, knowing a little history can help you out in the future. So tell me, why is knowing a bit of history you weren't there for out of line?
Unfortunately, eventually, everybody does because people die or we would never know anything that happened in history.In other words you read about it in a book.
I obviously don't have first-hand knowledge, just like I didn't have first hand knowledge of the first time a shoe was tied, but I know how to do it. Why are you so anti-history?Please enlighten us with your first hand experience.
And later deregulated the trucking industry which destroyed a lot of Union trucking companies in this country.And he busted the air traffic controllers union.
No, please, tell me, why I shouldn't take knowledge from those who were there?In other words you read about it in a book.
President Jimmy Carter signed the Motor Carrier Act in 1980. The legislation removed federal entry controls in interstate trucking and made it easier for carriers to reduce rates. President Carter’s signing statement predicted gains for consumers, shippers, and the trucking industry.And later deregulated the trucking industry which destroyed a lot of Union trucking companies in this country.
You don't have to read about it in a book when you have members who were there to tell you the truth.Unfortunately, eventually, everybody does because people die or we would never know anything that happened in history.