we may be monkeys in your narrow eyes, but without us there would be no big men created by and out of these great fighters who sacrifice themselves for our commonwealth, and your as well. but why, you won't understand and don't have a clue what i'm saying anyway, after all!
All I know is that today, my paycheck reflected a 20% wage increase because of what the unions have fought for. I'm personally floored, and grateful for those who dared to take a stand.
Civil disobedience is what Rosa Parks did, when she refused to abide by an unjust law. How is sitting in the street "civil disobedience"? Are they protesting an unjust traffic law???
I know what civil disobedience is, and this is NOT it. I'm sorry. That's civil disruption. Breaking an arbitrary law in opposition to a specific law only breeds contempt.
Street-sitting solves about as many problems, and fortifies your credibility about as well as hostage-taking does.
Street-sitting was pioneered by Howard Zinn. If you'll look at Zinn's record, you will see that he has never been successful, yet the establishment promotes him as a "leader".
Look at the FOX NEWS coverage of the anti-war protests in San Francisco. There were many respectable protesters, but FOX only chose to show footage of the disruptive traffic-blocking protesters. FOX NEWS has a pro-war slant. We agree on that, right? Isn't it obvious that the street-sitters are unwitting pawns of the opposition?
Please, sir. Look into what I'm saying. I'm not here to troll. I'm trying to explain how we're being manipulated. I want the protest movement to be effective.
Thank you, gunsandbullhorns, for taking time to respond to my comment. I now can see you know what you're talking about and you may have a very good point as well. So, what is your suggestion that workers should participate as civil disobedience? Isn't the sit-in on -on the streets or like bikers' critical mass a civil disobedience too? thanks again. -rymchu
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Someone needs to call the zoo to round up all the escaped monkeys.
Iceburn666 3 years ago
we may be monkeys in your narrow eyes, but without us there would be no big men created by and out of these great fighters who sacrifice themselves for our commonwealth, and your as well. but why, you won't understand and don't have a clue what i'm saying anyway, after all!
rymchu 3 years ago
All I know is that today, my paycheck reflected a 20% wage increase because of what the unions have fought for. I'm personally floored, and grateful for those who dared to take a stand.
jingerbee 3 years ago
SOLIDARITY
fidlerbrad 3 years ago
Civil disobedience is what Rosa Parks did, when she refused to abide by an unjust law. How is sitting in the street "civil disobedience"? Are they protesting an unjust traffic law???
This is disgraceful. Please, people— wake up.
gunsandbullhorns 3 years ago
you are a typical moron who knows none but guns and bulls, pal.
rymchu 3 years ago
rymchu,
I know what civil disobedience is, and this is NOT it. I'm sorry. That's civil disruption. Breaking an arbitrary law in opposition to a specific law only breeds contempt.
Street-sitting solves about as many problems, and fortifies your credibility about as well as hostage-taking does.
Street-sitting was pioneered by Howard Zinn. If you'll look at Zinn's record, you will see that he has never been successful, yet the establishment promotes him as a "leader".
Ask yourself "why".
gunsandbullhorns 3 years ago
Look at the FOX NEWS coverage of the anti-war protests in San Francisco. There were many respectable protesters, but FOX only chose to show footage of the disruptive traffic-blocking protesters. FOX NEWS has a pro-war slant. We agree on that, right? Isn't it obvious that the street-sitters are unwitting pawns of the opposition?
Please, sir. Look into what I'm saying. I'm not here to troll. I'm trying to explain how we're being manipulated. I want the protest movement to be effective.
gunsandbullhorns 3 years ago
Thank you, gunsandbullhorns, for taking time to respond to my comment. I now can see you know what you're talking about and you may have a very good point as well. So, what is your suggestion that workers should participate as civil disobedience? Isn't the sit-in on -on the streets or like bikers' critical mass a civil disobedience too? thanks again. -rymchu
rymchu 3 years ago