Cars honk "This is What Democracy Looks Like" at Wisconsin

[skibumpmc]

"Supposedly Pro-Union,” Self-Righteous Hypocrites protesting, while driving their Honda’s, Toyota’s, Nissan’s, Mitsubishi’s, Subaru’s and VW’s around the Capitol in Madison, WI…Classic ! ! !

[Lynette67]

We were so mad and we knew this was all we could do. But now we are eagerly signing and gathering petitions to end the Walker nightmare.

[happynurse63]

Solidarity!



[Charisma2]

THIS is made of AWESOME!!

[oDemiurge]

That is what hypocrisy looks like!

[Introscape]

@oDemiurge haha! 

[Wiscotaz61]

LOL, how many foreign cars did you see drive through honking for Worker rights?

[draggah72]

looks like a bunch of non-union made Japanese cars to me! Ha ;)

[everykindofpeople]

@draggah72 Japan has the least income inequality of any industrialized nation. The United States has the most unequal society. All Japanese have health care and education through college. And they export lots of quality goods? How 'bout that!

[genrebender23]

You have more money in your wallet than B of A and Exxon pay in taxes, and we give them bailouts and subsidies - that plus the Afghanistan war is what's crippling our economy, not unions, abortions, NPR or the other stuff Republicons are bent on destroying. If there's corruption in unions or government, then by all means root it out. But don't go knocking down the rights of workers to unionize, that's throwing out the baby with the bath water.

[kaymad]

If this is what democracy looks like, glad I live in a Republic!

[twoshot035]

We need collective bargaining rights without it we wouldn't be able to pay bus drivers $150k, give correctional officers the benefit of sick leave stacking, paying public employees overtime for having to carry a pager, get rid of first year teachers that were awarded the "Outstanding First Year Teacher by the Wisconsin Council of English Teachers" to one that has seniority... Gotta love unions and how they give it to the taxpayer.

[genrebender23]

@twoshot035 If there's problems, they can be fixed without destroying the rights or workers to collectively bargain. I don't believe for a minute that there's fleets of bus drivers making 150 K, but I know for a fact that the top tier of wealthy and corporations HAVE been seeing their share of the economic pie go up, and up, and up.