By Ron Reale, staff writer
I don’t like Mitt Romney. At all. I don’t trust Mitt Romney. That said, I have to thank Mitt Romney.
Because of his capitalist connections with Bain Capital, we are able to watch (and identify) the anti-American socialists as they come apart at the seams. Through the attacks on Romney and his building and dismantling businesses for profit, we are watching the attempted rise of the Socialist European workers model. This is Obama’s vision of America, this is the message his “occupier” groups have been created to spread.
These people have somehow come to believe that once you are hired, you cannot be fired. Years and years of government and union corruption and influence have turned them into worker trolls, ignorant of the workings or freedoms afforded by capitalism.
Is there any capitalist or free American citizen that understands the Constitution that actually believes that what anyone else earns is any of their business? I don’t think so.
They bring up the intellectually vapid argument of wage disparity between the worker and the bosses.
DUH! No (excrement), Sherlock!
People invest their money into the freedom of a capitalist venture to make themselves money, not as a public duty to support people for the rest of their lives.
How many millionaires did Bill Gates create? Even now, do you think any of his workers should have anything to say about what he, Gates, makes?
When you go to work for someone following their dream:
A) no one is forcing you to work for them,
B) you can take the money and experience you gain from the fine people that trusted you enough to give you what you accepted as a fair wage when you took the job for your completing certain agreed upon tasks, and use it to open your own business under our capitalist system,
C) you learn that no one should aspire to work for anyone. Working for others gives you the incentive, seeing the owners of businesses flourish is the best advertisement for American capitalism.
Any business can go broke. Unions can bring any business to its knees. Presidents can over-regulate people out of their jobs. That is America. It takes capitalism to make the necessary connections to keep businesses growing, against the odds in the face of corrupt unions set on putting them out of business, (Eastern Airlines, anyone? How many airlines have the Machinist Union put out of business?)
When companies can’t stay afloat on their own, others may decide to risk their money investing in that business, or the parts thereof, to create other business.
Just as Corporations are people, the businesses they run are lives. Some business may live for years, others may die too soon, and others may be used as “organ donors” to support other ventures.
Those that do not understand the basics of business, or understand and are trying to destroy the capitalist system, cannot and should not be trusted.
Knowing who they are is a good thing.
Thank you, Mitt!
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You are right that the unions and their control is corruption and blight on the free market system, and that they will lead the country to failure. Same goes for gov't overregulation.
Ron…you and I certainly agree on the issue of unions sucking the corporate life blood of business throughout America even though unionization of the private sector is only around 7%.
Where Harry and Mary Taxpayer are getting repeatedly soaked though is through Municipal taxes to support retirement pensions and benefits for teachers, firefighters, policemen, and assorted other municipal employees.
Good article Ron!
Thank you. I must point out that the 7% union coverage is enough to shut down completely our transportation sector, The Machinist union that shut down Eastern Airlines and many other businesses, and other, similar unions, control ALL our transportation, and our ports are completely union controlled. The only reason the private sector union figure is so small is that the government has gone into competition with business, and hires it's own union members in the public sector. Government Union members are as destructive to the private sector as private sector unions, IMHO.
Be well,
Ron