hypocritexposer
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If cattlemen were unionized, would more, or less middle class people be able to afford to buy beef?
would quality of beef be better, or less?
would quality of beef be better, or less?
TSR said:For the benefit of whom???
hypocritexposer said:TSR said:For the benefit of whom???
for the unionized person, of course.
why worry about the consumer?
smalltime said:Cattlemen would technicaly be owners and management so unionizing wouldnt make much difference IMO.But if you unionize the actual labor force you couldnt find a peice of meat ,ley alone buy it.Unions are a very useful and powerful tool.I personally would like to see our top union organizers in China and India.
Travaler said:What exemption would you like to see, if any, and what tax rate do you think should be imposed? Any reasons?
Traveler said:Thanks Steve.
Agreed. I sort of had a hypothesis about union support and support of the death tax, though.Steve said:Traveler said:Thanks Steve.
I doubt you would get to many, if any on here supporting the death tax.. most know and have seen the effects..
Traveler said:Agreed. I sort of had a hypothesis about union support and support of the death tax, though.Steve said:Traveler said:Thanks Steve.
I doubt you would get to many, if any on here supporting the death tax.. most know and have seen the effects..
smalltime said:Cattlemen would technicaly be owners and management so unionizing wouldnt make much difference IMO.But if you unionize the actual labor force you couldnt find a peice of meat ,ley alone buy it.Unions are a very useful and powerful tool.I personally would like to see our top union organizers in China and India.
smalltime said:Cattlemen would technicaly be owners and management so unionizing wouldnt make much difference IMO.But if you unionize the actual labor force you couldnt find a peice of meat ,ley alone buy it.Unions are a very useful and powerful tool.I personally would like to see our top union organizers in China and India.