No truer statement of leftist desire than the above: Gimme Gimme Gimmee!

Quote: Rallying against Gov. Scott Walker’s proposed state budget, more than 100 protesters gathered outside of his Wauwatosa home from about 5:10 to 5:25 p.m. Monday.

Repeating many of the chants heard at the State Capitol when Walker instituted Act 10 in 2011, the winding line of protesters called out, “Hey hey, ho ho, Scott Walker’s got to go,” “The students united will never be defeated,” and “Students are not for sale,” as they circled outside Walker’s home on 68th Street.

The protesters started at Juneau Park Play Field, 6500 W. Mount Vernon Ave., at 4:30 p.m. As they walked toward 68th Street, Wauwatosa and Milwaukee police blocked off westbound Bluemound Road. At Walker’s house, police blocked northbound 68th Street while Wisconsin State Patrol officers were stationed in the driveway.

Shouting through a megaphone, Wisconsin Jobs Now Director Jennifer Epps-Addison said although some might call it “invasive” to go to the governor’s home, she said Walker’s proposed cuts were invading their own homes.

“He brought budget cuts to all our houses, and today we brought it to his,” Epps-Addison said.

Walker’s son, Alex Walker, tweeted that his grandparents were living in the house.

http://www.wauwatosanow.com/news/protest...12291.html

Unions are largely made up of thugs.

I know a lady who moved down here from Michigan and the SEIU sent a goon right out of prison over to her house just to intimidate her back into paying dues. That, on top of constant calls, sitting outside the house, and more.

I have no respect for this sort of behviour, what ERC posted and from what I've seen. The death of the entrenched union can't come quick enough.

Hell, I'm not even anti-union per se. But, I am how unions today operate.

(02-17-2015 06:51 PM)HeartOfDixie Wrote:  Unions are largely made up of thugs.

I know a lady who moved down here from Michigan and the SEIU sent a goon right out of prison over to her house just to intimidate her back into paying dues. That, on top of constant calls, sitting outside the house, and more.

I have no respect for this sort of behviour, what ERC posted and from what I've seen. The death of the entrenched union can't come quick enough.

Hell, I'm not even anti-union per se. But, I am how unions today operate.

Unions are pointless in today's world....

erc's thread title is a tête-à-tête worthless du jour...

in other words....it's neither the left or right side of his brain that is functioning that yields a singularity.....

'he's just a paranoid schizo

disgusting behavior but I'm not surprised at all.

For Republicans, politics is a sideshow. It's something to pay attention to once every two or four years. Real life (families, careers, hobbies) takes precedence over anything connected to politics.

For Democrats, politics is primary. It's life-and-death. It's their raison d'être. So nothing is out of bounds for them, like showing up at a politician's parents' home. The end justifies the means.

Do you ever notice how the left starts in the gutter and then sinks lower? If these were tea partiers the left would go into comas.

Have Mach's whereabouts been accounted for?

Hell, I'm not even anti-union per se. But, I am how unions today operate.




Unions are ***** cats to the way my grandpa's crew used to operate. Teddy Bears today.

Gentlemen, it is time to form TwitterMen groups to respond to these things in numbers.

(02-18-2015 01:23 AM)Machiavelli Wrote:  Hell, I'm not even anti-union per se. But, I am how unions today operate.




Unions are ***** cats to the way my grandpa's crew used to operate. Teddy Bears today.

And you think such behavior is appropriate?

I wonder how these people would feel if they knew they were being controlled by the Bush machine?

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(02-17-2015 07:41 PM)UConn-SMU Wrote:  For Republicans, politics is a sideshow. It's something to pay attention to once every two or four years. Real life (families, careers, hobbies) takes precedence over anything connected to politics.

For Democrats, politics is primary. It's life-and-death. It's their raison d'être. So nothing is out of bounds for them, like showing up at a politician's parents' home. The end justifies the means.

great observation.

Totally classless act by the protesters. Time and place for everything and that was definitely NOT the place.

(02-18-2015 09:08 AM)VA49er Wrote:  Totally classless act by the protesters. Time and place for everything and that was definitely NOT the place.

Don't you believe in the first amendment freedom of assembly?

(PS Thought I'd save Fit the post. Not that he is predictable.)

(02-18-2015 09:19 AM)QuestionSocratic Wrote:  

(02-18-2015 09:08 AM)VA49er Wrote:  Totally classless act by the protesters. Time and place for everything and that was definitely NOT the place.

Don't you believe in the first amendment freedom of assembly?

(PS Thought I'd save Fit the post. Not that he is predictable.)

Of course I do, that's why I said it wasn't the place. Never said they had no right to assemble. I guess I just expect people to have a little bit of decency and respect. Those protesters had neither.

I belong to a large Union and many of Us even openly challenge our leadership on political issues. Trust Me, more than 50% of the membership disagree with the Current Democrat Liberals. But maybe it's because Kentucky is no longer a Democrat stronghold. Same results with other friends that work in some of the other major Manufacturing plants here. Seems only the undereducated one are the believers.

Walker responded to this on Megan Kelly's show last night. Also comments on the no college degree issue. I like this guy...

http://video.foxnews.com/v/4064057027001...show-clips

(02-17-2015 06:47 PM)EagleRockCafe Wrote:  

Looks like global warming kept the crowd to a minimum.

(02-17-2015 07:02 PM)stinkfist Wrote:  

(02-17-2015 06:51 PM)HeartOfDixie Wrote:  Unions are largely made up of thugs.

I know a lady who moved down here from Michigan and the SEIU sent a goon right out of prison over to her house just to intimidate her back into paying dues. That, on top of constant calls, sitting outside the house, and more.

I have no respect for this sort of behviour, what ERC posted and from what I've seen. The death of the entrenched union can't come quick enough.

Hell, I'm not even anti-union per se. But, I am how unions today operate.

Unions are pointless in today's world....

erc's thread title is a tête-à-tête worthless du jour...

in other words....it's neither the left or right side of his brain that is functioning that yields a singularity.....

'he's just a paranoid schizo

If companies knew how to treat their employees in the first place, there would have never been any need for the invention of Unions.

(02-18-2015 03:58 PM)Fitbud Wrote:  If companies knew how to treat their employees in the first place, there would have never been any need for the invention of Unions.

Sounds more like titbags that invented unions. If a job mistreats me, I go elsewhere.