Posted on 09/05/2013 12:35:04 PM PDT by Rusty0604
To summarize: a state- and taxpayer-subsidized casino opens, files for bankruptcy in under 12 months, reopens... and is criticized for operating in a way that will prevent it from filing for bankruptcy in another 12 months? Alas, while the trend toward a "part-time" society, first exposed here in 2010 and subsequently accepted as gospel even by the slowest, dimmest and most sycophantic corners of the MSM, is nothing new, we had yet to see labor unions - those staunchest supporters of the very same policies that promote the conversion of full-time into part-time workers - lash out against the manifestations of these very policies. Of course, at the very bottom of this is toxic loop is just the fundamental malaise affecting the US economy or what is left of it: pervasive, unavoidable central planning by the state and the central bank, both of which are inexorably and increasingly becoming the dominant player in not only balance sheet but also income statement decisions by virtually every private sector player.
(Excerpt) Read more at zerohedge.com ...
Unions can not and do not create jobs. Unionism doesn’t create wealth, it siphons it off.
A NJ casino got at $2.6 million dollar GRANT from the Labor Dept. Did I read that correctly?
That is wise use of taxpayer money /s
I wonder if they gave any money to gamblers anonymous?
Well.... it’s partially BECAUSE of the unions :p
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