[Brilliant]

That was 100 years ago. What have they done for us lately?

Here’s the answer: They’ve made it possible that millions of adults also can’t work.

[LuvFreeRepublic]

Hey Brilliant, brilliant remark!

[Peter Horry]

I see similarities between the NAACP and the labor movement, they both started out to correct legitimate grievances and then both decided abuse of power isn’t that bad if they have the power.... kind of reminds one of Animal Farm.

The labor movement became defined by radicals and unions who showed no regard for the health and well being of the companies they depended on and little for their members... beyond using them as pawns. As a result, we have lost much of our production capacity while being told that our transition into a service economy was a good thing. If we don’t reverse this trend there may little need for the service sector.