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Re: Coal miners strike - Brookwood
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10/23/21 01:38 PM
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Hoggin dropping truth bombs. Facts. False assumptions don't add up to facts. Facts add up to facts every time. Stupid and entitled don’t add up to right ever. Unions have put thousands of businesses out of business in the last 30 years. Because idiots that run and work in unions have no concept of what it takes to run a business or just how little of the revenue it generates today is actually profit for those “rich investors” Unions have driven more jobs out of this country than greedy “rich investors” ever will Unions have destroyed our country alongside politicians that they supported Unions have destroyed our education system Unions were some of the largest revenue generators, probably still are, for organized crime in this country Unions have driven inflation in this country more than any other contributing factor
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Re: Coal miners strike - Brookwood
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10/23/21 01:44 PM
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Hoggin dropping truth bombs. Facts. False assumptions don't add up to facts. Facts add up to facts every time. Stupid and entitled don’t add up to right ever. Unions have put thousands of businesses out of business in the last 30 years. Because idiots that run and work in unions have no concept of what it takes to run a business or just how little of the revenue it generates today is actually profit for those “rich investors” Unions have driven more jobs out of this country than greedy “rich investors” ever will Unions have destroyed our country alongside politicians that they supported Unions have destroyed our education system Unions were some of the largest revenue generators, probably still are, for organized crime in this country Unions have driven inflation in this country more than any other contributing factor Unions ARE a big business.
"The true soldier fights not because he hates what is in front of him, but because he loves what is behind him." -G. K. Chesterton
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Re: Coal miners strike - Brookwood
[Re: hoggin]
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10/23/21 02:08 PM
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If you can’t find or keep a decent job without a union rep holding your hand, it’s because your either stupid or lazy.
I see you live in McCalla, so your false assumptions are aimed at a lot of people who are your own neighbors. You've got some deep rooted animosity for them simply because they've made different choices than you have. I hate to get into a debate with someone as closed minded as you appear to be, but I want to remind you that coal is a natural resource like wildlife. You're jumping on the side of out of state investors who are more than willing to drain those depletable resources for the least amount of expenses they can incur. They are motivated to make as much money as possible. They care little about our state or your neighbors who have chosen to work for them. I'd much rather see our state and our neighbors benefit from those natural resources than those out of state investors you are siding with. Your calling them stupid or lazy doesn't help your position one bit. Some of the most intelligent people you will ever meet are hard working coal miners like some I've known through the years and have worked with and set productions records with at times. I don't understand your animosity for them.
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Re: Coal miners strike - Brookwood
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10/23/21 02:11 PM
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No one on here said coal miners are lower end folks. Simply stated unions have destroyed our labor force
Quietly killing turkeys where youre not!!! My tank full of give a fraks been runnin on empty I'm the paterfamilias
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Re: Coal miners strike - Brookwood
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10/23/21 02:15 PM
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No one on here said coal miners are lower end folks. Simply stated unions have destroyed our labor force Absolutely correct. Lots of my hard working neighbors would still have decent jobs at US Steel APGreen Griffin Wheel Chicago Steel Gadsden Plate And 100 other companies within 50 miles plus the thousands of small businesses that employed tens of thousands of people if the unions hadn’t protected the useless and destroyed the jobs
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Re: Coal miners strike - Brookwood
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10/23/21 02:55 PM
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No one on here said coal miners are lower end folks. Simply stated unions have destroyed our labor force hoggin called them "stupid or lazy" and I responded to his accusation. I assume you're part of the labor force. How have you been destroyed by them?
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Re: Coal miners strike - Brookwood
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10/23/21 03:16 PM
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From my experience, which happens to be quite a bit, the only union workers who ever need the union are less than stellar employees to begin with. Have you ever worked in coal mines with the people we're talking about in Brookwood?
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Re: Coal miners strike - Brookwood
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10/23/21 03:19 PM
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No one on here said coal miners are lower end folks. Simply stated unions have destroyed our labor force hoggin called them "stupid or lazy" and I responded to his accusation. I assume you're part of the labor force. How have you been destroyed by them? I said anyone who needed a rep to get a job or keep it was stupid or lazy. That’s only a percentage but when a company like US Steel can’t fire them we that the description fits and over the years just keeps moving them to paid positions “out of the way” eventually that brings overwhelming cost The folks who were ok with actually working and doing a job start realizing they don’t have to anymore to keep a job so why bother Yeah, it’s destroyed the workforce
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Re: Coal miners strike - Brookwood
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10/23/21 03:20 PM
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No one on here said coal miners are lower end folks. Simply stated unions have destroyed our labor force Absolutely correct. Lots of my hard working neighbors would still have decent jobs at US Steel APGreen Griffin Wheel Chicago Steel Gadsden Plate And 100 other companies within 50 miles plus the thousands of small businesses that employed tens of thousands of people if the unions hadn’t protected the useless and destroyed the jobs How does that relate to the coal miners we're talking about here? The mines in Brookwood have been in operation for several decades and will probably operate again within the terms of a new bargaining agreement soon.
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Re: Coal miners strike - Brookwood
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10/23/21 03:20 PM
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From my experience, which happens to be quite a bit, the only union workers who ever need the union are less than stellar employees to begin with. Have you ever worked in coal mines with the people we're talking about in Brookwood? I’ve worked around 17-18 of the exact people were talking about at other jobs. Let’s just say a union job was they’re only shot at long term employment
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Re: Coal miners strike - Brookwood
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10/23/21 03:28 PM
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[quote=Ruffn][I said anyone who needed a rep to get a job or keep it was stupid or lazy. That’s only a percentage but when a compulsive US Steel can’t fire them we that the description fits and over the years just keeps moving them to paid positions “out of the way” eventually that brings overwhelming cost
The folks who were ok with actually working and doing a job start realizing they don’t have to anymore to keep a job so why bother
Yeah, it’s destroyed the workforce
US Steel doesn't own any coal mines now. They sold their mine to some of those rich investors I've referred to and the mine is still in operation with a workforce that hasn't been destroyed. TCI/US Steel owned the mine for decades and since the mine sold it has changed hands numerous times. It isn't connected to the mines in Brookwood that we're talking about except for being in the same coal seam. The mine is still operating. The union hasn't destroyed it.
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Re: Coal miners strike - Brookwood
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10/23/21 03:31 PM
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I ain’t never had no luck working for a poor man
Best quote in this thread If he hadn't been so lazy, his boss might not have been so poor. See hoggin, it's easy to make accusations whether they are founded in fact or not.
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