Posted by Bret4207 on January 06, 2012 at 17:19:53 from (64.19.90.196):
In Reply to: Re: unions posted by rrlund on January 06, 2012 at 16:51:11:
Sorry Rrlund, but I don't quite follow you. A tax cut that leaves an extra $5.00 in your paycheck is just as good as a raise that leaves you with an extra $5.00. Trying to compare $5.00 a week tax cut to a $5.00 an hour raise is nonsense. And the job losses make a much larger ripple in your local economy than pay concessions would have. You took a total loss and you're trying to say a partial loss would have been just as bad. It makes no sense. Whats more, tax cuts applied across the broad spectrum leave more money in the workers hands and more money in the companies hands and that keeps them from letting people go.
Unions can do good, or unions can ignore reality and do a great deal of harm. This fresh wave of union support is like something from a 1920's Soviet Workers Party film- "Rise up WORKERS! Take over the country!" Our headlong rush to Marxism will be the end of us.
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