Right to Work on Fox and Friends: Healthcare Reform is a Trojan Horse for Compulsory Unionism

Right to Work President Mark Mix appeared on Fox and Friends to discuss several forced unionism provisions hidden within the healthcare bills.

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• Healthcare Reform
• Obamacare
• Forced Unionism
• Right to Work
• Big Labor

[zincdoc]

I ahave been a union bricklayer since 1962, but I am ashamed of what "union" means today. Today's "unions" are stalinist "communes" that are a major factor in the ongoing slow death of America.

[GodGunsGutsandNRA]

UNIONS are just the mafia reformatted!!! Remember the days when the "Family" went through the neighborhood and collected "funds" for "protection!" If you don't have the balls to stand up for yourself, then I guess you need a Union Boss with a set.

[GodGunsGutsandNRA]

I work in a "Right to Work State" and NO ONE works 18 hr days and the wages are competitive. The difference is that the wage earners get to keep ALL or their wages an don't have to deal with the Unions ripping them off. If there is a "third" person between you and your boss, he is there for one reason, money from you and money from your boss, PERIOD!! My father predicted the fall of the American Auto Industry due to Union Greed many years ago. He died in 1972, but he saw it coming then.

[GodGunsGutsandNRA]

Yes it is, totally sickening that any American would think he "needed" to be in a Union. Grow a set, and stand up for yourself. They used to be called "Mobster," but Al Capone wasn't sharing the take with the Fed's. Reorganized as "Unions" and giving the Fed's there cut. With that cut they have gained a little control over Washington. Mobsters=1 Feds=0

[GodGunsGutsandNRA]

I disagree, NBC, CBS, ABC, CNN, MSNBC, etc. are the Kool-Aid drinking idiots. They act as if everything that comes out of Obama's mouth is golden. One even mentioned "feeling tingle run his leg." OMG you Kool-Aid drinkers, just give him a BJ and get over the leftist propaganda.

[ajpmathwiz]

...thus having all claim to the product, since they have now paid for all the resources used to create the product, or alternatively, the workers could rent the capital from the capital owners, and the workers would thus own all the product produced. We generally prefer the former, but the latter has certainly been used, especially in farming. The democratic thing to do is allow people to choose for themselves whether to work for someone else or start their own business.

[ajpmathwiz]

Because the corollary to being paid for what you produce is that you have a right to use what you purchase. Alternatively, if someone else wishes to use your property, they must compensate you accordingly. Hence, we have a situation where the labor is owned by one person and the land, buildings and machinery are owned by someone else, because they have been purchased by someone else. There are two solutions: either workers can sell their labor to the capital owners, with the capital owners...

[BigD822]

Right to Slave Labor.

Sickening what some Americans will buy into. You really think these Scumbags have your best interests at heart? Soon your "right to work" will be 18 hour days, 7 days a week for $1.00 an hour.

[gleefulsabotage]

i don't see why a democratic people would see that kind of accumulated capital as remotely relevant.. it is casino money.. the building of the factory and the use of the factory implements are actual value added operations.. something has actually been done.. USE should be the measure..

[gleefulsabotage]

capital flight, for the purpose of acting in place of democracy and destabilizing economies, was being discussed previously.. not thievery.. that was in reference to extradition law.

and no.. i don't think the death penalty is remotely necessary,.. democratic dissembly of the paradigm would be enough.. unless they are traveling with gold ingots capital ownership depends that other actually believe it was ever theirs to begin with.

the point was,. that was south korea's answer to capital flight.

[ajpmathwiz]

Who extradites thieves to face the death penalty? Any rational country would consider that disproportional punishment. Even the Old Testament, which demanded the death penalty for many crimes that many people would never prohibit today, never demanded the death penalty for theft, no matter how egregious. It was punished by a fine, and the worst that could happen was being sold into slavery for seven years to repay the debt if you couldn't pay cash.

[ajpmathwiz]

Did the workers pay for the factory, or did the investors pay for the factory? Who then, owns the factory- the one who paid for it, or the one who uses it? My answer is that the investors paid for the factory, and that the investors own the factory because they paid for it.