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Posted: **Sun Oct 09, 2011 6:40 pm**

I love all you left wing dem pigs, you LOVE unions? How bout them teachers' unions? real nice, Could they be the reason why education in this country sucks ass? Why our children are dumber than cockaroaches? In other words, you cant fire a union teacher, even if her class is completely stupid.
The union protects them from being fired? WOW!! thats real progressive.

Why dont we just do this with every profession? Doctors who suck and molest their patients? CANT FIRE EM. Union rules. Police officers who suck at their job, spend the entire day eating donuts, instead of working their beat? CANT fire em, union rules.

Why is it, that if you suck at your job, whatever it is, you get fired? Except for union teachers?
And you wonder why government schools suck ass. What? are teachers the golden calf?

Unions have been bankrupting our governments for years now, with their lofty pensions and benefits, the taxpayer is getting dry fucked in the ass.

Union thugs should be shot, and buried in the nevada sand, just like joe pesci and his brother at the end of "casino".

Posted: **Sun Oct 09, 2011 6:59 pm**

bradhusker wrote:How bout them teachers' unions? real nice, Could they be the reason why education in this country sucks ass?

Well, they did spawn your dumbass and Carson's as well. I guess you have a point.

Posted: **Sun Oct 09, 2011 7:06 pm**

Screw_Michigan wrote:
bradhusker wrote:How bout them teachers' unions? real nice, Could they be the reason why education in this country sucks ass?
Well, they did spawn your dumbass and Carson's as well. I guess you have a point.

hold on there sparky, although I did atttend a govt. school K thru 3rd grade, I was then switched to a wonderful private christian school wholely owned by the southern baptist convention. SO, I turned out a lot better for it, IMHO.

In the christian schools, we actually learn, instead of being fed propoganda, with hidden MARXISM.

Posted: **Sun Oct 09, 2011 7:25 pm**

Where did YOU go to school, mop driver?

Please say DC...

Posted: **Sun Oct 09, 2011 7:46 pm**

Hey Comrade Marty, time to take up arms.

Posted: **Sun Oct 09, 2011 8:22 pm**

bradhusker wrote:In the christian schools, we actually learn, instead of being fed propoganda, with hidden MARXISM.

Ah, you are still IN school. Or, the christian schools are incapable to turning out graduates who can master the concept of verb tense. Either way, you are a fucktard.

Posted: **Sun Oct 09, 2011 8:34 pm**

bradhusker wrote:I love all you left wing dem pigs, you LOVE unions? How bout them teachers' unions? real nice, Could they be the reason why education in this country sucks ass? Why our children are dumber than cockaroaches? In other words, you cant fire a union teacher, even if her class is completely stupid.
The union protects them from being fired? WOW!! thats real progressive.

Natalie Munroe thinks you're an idiot (as well as a lot of others).

Posted: **Sun Oct 09, 2011 10:09 pm**

KC Scott wrote:
Martyred wrote: Another idiot that's never cracked a history book.
What would your wage be without the struggle of organised labour? Equating some union corruption with every benefit fought and won by working people is cowardly...bordering on lunatic thinking.
Spot on

Sin,

1920

Those who fail to learn the lessons of history's mistakes are bound to repeat them.

Posted: **Sun Oct 09, 2011 11:40 pm**

BSmack wrote:That picture makes no sense. The occupy movement is targeting Wall Street.

You're either a complete fucktard or a lying bitch...or both.

Posted: **Sun Oct 09, 2011 11:54 pm**

mvscal wrote:
BSmack wrote:That picture makes no sense. The occupy movement is targeting Wall Street.
You're either a complete fucktard or a lying bitch...or both.

What is it about "Occupy Wall Street" that you don't understand?

Posted: **Mon Oct 10, 2011 12:11 am**

All those folks, most of whom are 20 something college grads, are looking for is an equal opportunity to pursue the American Dream in the same way as their parents. All they want is a job and a chance to succeed.

Posted: **Mon Oct 10, 2011 12:20 am**

Hire this guy?

Yeah, he really shows promise.

Posted: **Mon Oct 10, 2011 12:37 am**

BSmack wrote:
mvscal wrote:
BSmack wrote:That picture makes no sense. The occupy movement is targeting Wall Street.
You're either a complete fucktard or a lying bitch...or both.
What is it about "Occupy Wall Street" that you don't understand?

I understand it perfectly well. You don't. The reason is that you are a fucking idiot who fills his head with shit from mindless dipshits like Keith Olbermann rather than attempting to think for yourself.

Those with at least slightly more than half a brain understand that OWS is a grab bag of every leftist kook, wingnut and whackjob out there. They are anti-Wall St., anti-capitalist, anti-affordable energy, anti-business, anti-rich (though many of them are or are supported by them) and anti-personal hygiene.

They, like you, are completely incoherent and have no consistent message or purpose. It helps to listen to the actual protestors themselves rather than what talking fuckheads have to say about them.

Posted: **Mon Oct 10, 2011 12:46 am**

Nice collection of ad hominems mv. What do you know of these protesters? Anything that isn't a Fox News talking point?

Posted: **Mon Oct 10, 2011 1:08 am**

KC Scott wrote:
Mace wrote:All those folks, most of whom are 20 something college grads, are looking for is an equal opportunity to pursue the American Dream in the same way as their parents. All they want is a job and a chance to succeed.
SO do they have GPA above 3.5?
Do they know a second language?
Is their degree in something that can transfer to usable skills?

If it's a yes on all 3 I'll guarantee they can find a job right now.

It the GPA was a 2. something.
They type only in text speak and are setting on a liberal arts degree, Starbucks is always looking for more baristas

Maybe if corporations weren't sitting on their profits, or giving multimillion dollar bonuses to CEOs, there would be jobs for all of these folks. They're tired of seeing one percent of the population controlling this country, and all of the greed and corruption that goes along with it, and it's refreshing to see some young educated Americans standing up and saying they're not going to take it anymore.

Posted: **Mon Oct 10, 2011 1:10 am**

KC Scott wrote:SO do they have GPA above 3.5?

So only the top 5% or so of the average college graduating class deserves to live without being swamped in unpayable student loan debt? Sounds like a right proper way to build a stable society.

Posted: **Mon Oct 10, 2011 1:27 am**

Mace wrote:
KC Scott wrote:
Mace wrote:All those folks, most of whom are 20 something college grads, are looking for is an equal opportunity to pursue the American Dream in the same way as their parents. All they want is a job and a chance to succeed.
SO do they have GPA above 3.5?
Do they know a second language?
Is their degree in something that can transfer to usable skills?

If it's a yes on all 3 I'll guarantee they can find a job right now.

It the GPA was a 2. something.
They type only in text speak and are setting on a liberal arts degree, Starbucks is always looking for more baristas
Maybe if corporations weren't sitting on their profits, or giving multimillion dollar bonuses to CEOs, there would be jobs for all of these folks. They're tired of seeing one percent of the population controlling this country, and all of the greed and corruption that goes along with it, and it's refreshing to see some young educated Americans standing up and saying they're not going to take it anymore.

^^^^^^^^^^ Gets it.

Posted: **Mon Oct 10, 2011 1:32 am**

Mace wrote:All those folks, most of whom are 20 something college grads, are looking for is an equal opportunity to pursue the American Dream in the same way as their parents. All they want is a job and a chance to succeed.

Then they should probably go bitchslap their parents for their abominable performance in the voting booth.

Oh... and they might wanna avoid putting 2" holes through their ears, then complaining why they can't get a job.

Posted: **Mon Oct 10, 2011 1:40 am**

Mace wrote:Maybe if corporations weren't sitting on their profits

It's your business what a corporation does with their money... why?

or giving multimillion dollar bonuses to CEOs

So, you bought stock and voted at the corporate meetings, right?

No?

The STFU.

there would be jobs for all of these folks.

And if you (by "you," I obviously mean Johnny Q) didn't pull thwe wrong fucking levers in the voting booth, they'd have jobs... high paying ones.

Pretty easy to blame an invisible entity for your own mistakes, though.

They're tired of seeing one percent of the population controlling this country

So, they voted for protectionist cadidates, right?

Oh, wait. They voted D... or R.

and all of the greed

This shit cracks me up -- it's been a law of human behavior since the beginning of time... but go ahead and bitch about it now.

and corruption that goes along with it

I'll be willing to bet my left nut you voted for an incumbent that voted for NAFTA and the WTO...

so STFU.

[quoteand it's refreshing to see some young educated Americans[/quote]

Who don't have the foggiest clue how global econi=omics work... kind of the antithesis of "educated."

standing up and saying they're not going to take it anymore.

False statement -- they're standing up and saying "wewant to take MORE!!!!!"

Big government, beyond any debate, caused these problems. These rocket surgeons think the answer is... bigger government.

Sounds like some seriously uneducated tools.

Posted: **Mon Oct 10, 2011 1:44 am**

KC Scott wrote:
Mace wrote:All those folks, most of whom are 20 something college grads, are looking for is an equal opportunity to pursue the American Dream in the same way as their parents. All they want is a job and a chance to succeed.
SO do they have GPA above 3.5?
Do they know a second language?
Is their degree in something that can transfer to usable skills?

If it's a yes on all 3 I'll guarantee they can find a job right now.

It the GPA was a 2. something.
They type only in text speak and are setting on a liberal arts degree, Starbucks is always looking for more baristas

RACK KC Scott!

Posted: **Mon Oct 10, 2011 1:46 am**

"I make it clear to everyone that I have no respect for authority, and no respect for my body, so I'm going to take to the streets to bitch about not being able to get a job!"

Posted: **Mon Oct 10, 2011 1:47 am**

BTW -- I believe it is actually Wall Street that's responsible for nothing growing in sub-Saharan Africa.

Posted: **Mon Oct 10, 2011 1:52 am**

BSmack wrote:Nice collection of ad hominems mv. What do you know of these protesters?

I've already posted video interviews with some of these morons once on this thread. Do you need more?

Posted: **Mon Oct 10, 2011 1:58 am**

Mace wrote:it's refreshing to see some young educated Americans standing up and saying they're not going to take it anymore.

It's refreshing to see unwashed dirtbatgs shitting all over the streets and rolling around in garbage? They're not going to take it anymore? Like fuck they aren't. Maybe some of these shitbuckets should have majored in something besides womyns studies and playdough eating.

Posted: **Mon Oct 10, 2011 2:14 am**

88 wrote:STOP BORROWING OTHER PEOPLE'S MONEY AND SPENDING IT ON FOOLISH THINGS (e.g., liberal arts degrees from quaint colleges that churn out nothing that Wall Street covets),

Evidently they use those degree to become professional protestors.

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Wonder where the money to pay these street shitting baboons comes from? Certainly not evil hedge funds!!

Posted: **Mon Oct 10, 2011 2:17 am**

Capital and resource are extracted from your country on a daily basis by your beloved corporations.
This has ZERO to do with education.

Tech jobs aren't going to India and manufacturing jobs aren't going to China because Johnny Dumbfuck took an extra basket weaving course at the ju-co.

Enjoy your McJobs.

Posted: **Mon Oct 10, 2011 2:22 am**

You're right, Marty. Maybe if we all went to New York and shit all over the streets we could effect positive change for the future!! Nothing could show the world we're serious more than a turd strewn park.

Uuuuuuuhhnnnnnn....YES WE DID!!! Take THAT, Wall Street!!

Posted: **Mon Oct 10, 2011 2:33 am**

mvscal wrote:You're right, Marty. Maybe if we all went to New York and shit all over the streets we could effect positive change for the future!! Nothing could show the world we're serious more than a turd strewn park.

Uuuuuuuhhnnnnnn....YES WE DID!!! Take THAT, Wall Street!!

Sooo....guy shitting in street = all complaints against corporate hegemony are invalid

Oh, I see...you're only a "Year Zero" reactionary Jacobin when it comes to dressing young men up in uniforms and having them march sharply in formation...

Go slap on 300 and have a good wank, faggot.

The rest of us will be fighting for our bread.

Posted: **Mon Oct 10, 2011 2:38 am**

Callin' out greed 'round the world
Are you ready for a stinky treat?
Fall is here and the time is right
For shittin' in the streets

Posted: **Mon Oct 10, 2011 2:42 am**

KC Scott wrote:They built it there, not beacuse of cheap labor, but beacuse that is where the growth in the rail division is.

And yet, at the very mention of light-rail in your own country, the right wing tard bloggers leap into action:

"ALGORE! ALGORE! ALGORE!"

You are carving the inscription on your own tombstones.

Posted: **Mon Oct 10, 2011 2:44 am**

MgoBlue-LightSpecial wrote: For shittin' in the streets

Are you saying they'll be shittin' in Chicago?

Down in New Orleans?

Posted: **Mon Oct 10, 2011 2:46 am**

...and on the rails of Brazil.

Posted: **Mon Oct 10, 2011 2:51 am**

Martyred wrote:Sooo....guy shitting in street = all complaints against corporate hegemony are invalid

Yes, that is exactly what it means. These aren't serious people with legitmate concerns and even fewer solutions. Most of them don't even why they're there.

The rest of us will be fighting for our bread.

Who is "us"? Tossing off in your Karl Marx jammies doesn't make you a "revolutionary."

Posted: **Mon Oct 10, 2011 2:52 am**

KC Scott wrote: They are just now building out what North America did in 30s

Your infrastructure has been disintegrating since at least the early 70's...

...because spend tax money on national roadways and cross-country rail is akin to Stalin's "Great Works"...

Time to nationalise essential services, America.

Posted: **Mon Oct 10, 2011 2:56 am**

88 wrote:
Why hasn't Canada taken the lead on economic development?

Because we are run by the same shit-crook mafiosos that run your kleptocracy.

The same. Same names. Same families. Same corruption.

Their day at the end of a rope approaches.

Posted: **Mon Oct 10, 2011 3:06 am**

88 wrote: The end they have a hold of is called a handle here in the United States. And it really isn't a rope. We call it a whip. And don't think they can't bring the love if they get tired of your flapping gums.

You fear your master's retribution, you fucking gutless lapdog.

You'd rather polish their boots with your tongue than fight for your brother, risking your own comfort.

Posted: **Mon Oct 10, 2011 7:22 am**

History isn't finished quite yet, if you're a Marxist, you're just sitting back and feeling smug.

I must have have missed the utopia part, is that Marxism? The absence of alternatives is a fact in itself, disenchantment in a vacuum speaks to an absence of thought - people in much worse social situations have always been able to organise themselves with very clear objectives and ideals. Not so much now?

Posted: **Mon Oct 10, 2011 11:33 am**

Dinsdale wrote:
Mace wrote:All those folks, most of whom are 20 something college grads, are looking for is an equal opportunity to pursue the American Dream in the same way as their parents. All they want is a job and a chance to succeed.

Then they should probably go bitchslap their parents for their abominable performance in the voting booth.

Oh... and they might wanna avoid putting 2" holes through their ears, then complaining why they can't get a job.

rack.

my daughter started doing the ear gauges thing, but, in the last year or so, seems to have come to the realization that it makes you look like an absolute fuktard. Fortunately, she didn't get to a size where there are permanent big fukking holes in her ears.

as for the banks sitting on their profits, it is the last thing they want to do with them. sitting on profits does not grow them, but when the alternative is to risk that profit with little chance of a good return, it might be the best option. this is the part that libtard fukkhead does not get. the rich will sit on their profits or stick them in muni bonds if that makes more sense.

Posted: **Mon Oct 10, 2011 11:42 am**

smackaholic wrote:as for the banks sitting on their profits, it is the last thing they want to do with them. sitting on profits does not grow them, but when the alternative is to risk that profit with little chance of a good return, it might be the best option. this is the part that libtard fukkhead does not get. the rich will sit on their profits or stick them in muni bonds if that makes more sense.

Yea, that's the problem. The banks who crashed this economy with their grossly irresponsible speculation, got rewarded for the speculation with huge government bailouts and record post crash profits are now just too "risk averse" to pump money into the economy.

Posted: **Mon Oct 10, 2011 11:57 am**

BSmack wrote:
mvscal wrote:
BSmack wrote:That picture makes no sense. The occupy movement is targeting Wall Street.
You're either a complete fucktard or a lying bitch...or both.
What is it about "Occupy Wall Street" that you don't understand?

Bsmack? Ive beeen following this exchange, and YOU ARE A FUCKTARD IDIOT. You are a guy who loves Keith Olberman, another fucktard idiot, who got thrown off msnbc, and bannished forever to a channel watched by drugged up dirty hippies.

ONE THING IS CERTAIN, you may not agree that the marchers are leftists, FINE, but they are anti-freedom, and that pisses me off and makes me angry as hell.
I can relate to the tea party because of the way they cherish freedom and liberty. BUT, these sick faggotts marching on wall street? They should make us all sick to our stomachs for their anti-freedom stance. They all want bigger and more powerful government, and more entitlements, which will totally push this once great country off the cliff for good.

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