Tell us how you really feel - The time for petty negotiation is over. Such tactics will only serve to further arouse the hunger of the diversity beast. Insurrection fueled by the illuminating hatred of a thousand suns is the path to progress. Be not afraid. Let the filth and the flotsam know how you feel. Stand up for what is right and true for once in your life, and when they fight back with futile gestures of passive aggressive snark, drive your sword deeper in their guts. To the hilt. And don't stop until they're on their knees begging forgiveness. At which point you finish them off.
CH at heartiste.wordpress.com
If you set out to design a corrupt, inefficient, wasteful, unfair, deranged and unreformable system, you would arrive at U.S. healthcare... Corporate America has the human resources infrastructure and financial heft to figure out compliance and exploit loopholes in the insanely complex law... it provides powerful incentives to millions of marginal small businesses to shut down or shed all employees.
Charles Smith at charleshughsmith.blogspot.com
Government schooling produced this situation of zero to low skills. Now government rides to the rescue by making laws that make it illegal for their damaged output to be hired. No employer will hire an employee that costs him money... If the minimum wage is so good, why not raise it to $20.00 per hour or $50.00? Wouldn't that erase poverty?
Monty Pelerin at economicnoise.com
Affirmative Action - Former EEOC
General Counsel Donald Livingston warned that
employers could be considered guilty of "race discrimination if they
choose law abiding applicants over applicants with criminal convictions"
unless they conduct a comprehensive analysis of the ex-offender's
recent life history...
Todd McCracken of the National Small Business Association recently
warned: "State and federal courts will allow potentially devastating
tort lawsuits against businesses that hire felons who commit crimes at
the workplace or in customers' homes. Yet the EEOC is threatening to launch lawsuits if they do not hire those same felons."
James Bovard at online.wsj.com
James Bovard at online.wsj.com
People once had children to pass on wealth, genes
and beliefs. But wealth is now thought to be the collective property of
society, which is taxed to death or often just given away on some
quixotic quest to stamp out disease in Africa or illiteracy in
Antarctica.
Daniel Greenfield at sultanknish.blogspot.com.au
Daniel Greenfield at sultanknish.blogspot.com.au
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