> > women's suffrage, or the civil rights movement
>
> Neither of which were revolutionary, they were for equal rights within the current
> system of government. The answer is there are zero examples of any labor party ever
> creating a fair and free government... they always create a state-run system without
> liberties, so yes, there are no "evil" rich, but everybody is equally poor... except
> for the party leadership.
>
> > You've never been in a Union have you?
>
> You pretty much make my point by bringing that up, since unions crush any opportunity
> for free market labor... you HAVE to join and pay your dues, or you CAN'T work in a
> union-ruled trade. Ahhh, the smell of freedo--cough-ack-cough-wheeze.
>
> They confiscate the worker's money involuntarily as "dues" (don't want to pay... then
> you can't work either... there's your freedom), which by-in-large gets spent on
> political campaigns, putting that mioney right back into the #1... big government.
> Unions and big government are really just extensions of each other.
wow... just wow....
you're just trollin now aren't you?
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