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puto wrote:Actually it is available.

On what wavelength?

Let me go dig one up.

Kayla wrote:not everyone agrees that unions are beneficial

so those who are against right-to-work are saying if i understand right - that since such people are wrong its ok to force them to join a union for their own good

sounds like good old fashioned paternalism to me

Then why not self-representation?

Yes, it's all that, but sometimes much more. But it does sound good. Just let me get my kicks before the whole shithouse goes up in flames (thanks Jim).

hello again other guy, hello. what is all this other stuff about anti-nationalism you speak of? i was? oh yeah, well, it seems alright to me at times, but when i grew up i learned to fuck your head off for that mister. what? what do you mean. what? what? exactly what i said@! shit. so, let me get t...

Applying Ethics to government systems: Some U.S. governors have figured out how to solve problems using Ethical means and principles in their own state. Also Finland does it. Canada does it (but not on the government level currently.) Norway does it. Why don’t we learn? Why can’t we elect to office...

i don't see anything wrong with it, unless its something that fuels something beyond, 'oh hey, i live over here yaaaaaay!' or 'i'm helping people out' type of thing. can you imagine a world without nationalism? would it be kinda like this: 'hi, oh hi, so ummm, where are you from? oh, i'm from earth...

cant the union bargain just on behalf of its members - other people would have to bargain on their own i think he's talking more about a knock-on effect. I think it would be odd that only union people got the right to vote whilst others did not. Kayla: I wouldn't be against individual bargaining. I...

Unions oppose Right to Work on the grounds that non-union workers benefit from gains made by the union, but pay no dues; a good point. Can you back that up? It's a fact that most of the work of unions in the last 150 years have been of benefit to the wider workforce, by encouraging employers to val...

When did he write that one?

Unions oppose Right to Work on the grounds that non-union workers benefit from gains made by the union, but pay no dues; a good point. The catch is a portion of the money collected could go to fund political causes that may not sit well with certain individuals.

Well I see you've run poor Babs off the forum. Barbarians.

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puto wrote:How many academic credits do you have in Philosophy, and Religion

If someone can read, how many academic credits would one need?