Well for the record this might be an aldeer record for back and forth discussions that didn’t require the ban hammer or a padlock! 😂😂😂😂

One last thing from me then I’m out (I think). Three different people referred to myself and others as narrow minded. It’s not narrow minded to take in all aspects of an issue. You guys are all so PRO UNION that you “can’t see the forest for the trees”. Unions do sone things good and sone things bad and sometimes had rather a business fold than actually prosper. In this case the union could be 100% right (I’m not sure). But I can assure that’s not always the case.

Uhhh let’s see the cost of hiring and training new employees and that will only apply if they could find anyone willing to work.

When I was a kid my Dad was on strike from a Birmingham steel mill. I went with him to a meeting at the union hall. The union man was there giving a speech about how they should stand strong and not vote to accept the company offer. I left there and thought about it all the way home. We were eating supper that night and I asked my Dad if the Union rep was still getting the pittance that he was getting paid each week. My Dad who was pro union all of my life sat there for a minute. He finally responded that he had never thought about it like that. That man who was speaking was in his suit with a fancy watch driving a big car and still getting a big paycheck from the union while they told the workers to hold out. He really did not have the workers best interest at hand.

My Dad used to be against Big Business and the Rich investor too. He is 83 now and looking back he sees just what I was talking about. The multiple Union strikes that we endured were never about working conditions or worker safety. They were all about strong arming the company. He was at that Steel mill for over 20 years and in the end the Union got the shop closed because of their mandates. The company finally said it wasn't worth it and closed the mill.

The japs def know how to get more quality production and it never involves a union at any point

Once again SO YOU CAN READ. No one is condemning a hard working coal miner on here.

$25 hour isn’t jack in the mines. And no people aren’t going to line up for $25 a hour to go down in a hole a mile deep in the ground all the while hoping it’s not filled with some type of gas.

Straight from the horse’s mouth.....

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