Mentality of Hillbillies

As one Republican lawmaker told Novak, GOP leaders champion an “anti-
union attitude that appeals to the mentality of hillbillies at revival
meetings.”

The hostility, while disgusting, is unsurprising. Unions wield power
for workers, meaning they present an obstacle to Republican corporate
donors, who want to put profit-making over other societal priorities.

Millwright Ron
www.unionmillwright.com

"Millwright Ron" wrote in message
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Mentality of Hillbillies

As one Republican lawmaker told Novak, GOP leaders champion an “anti-
union attitude that appeals to the mentality of hillbillies at revival
meetings.”

The hostility, while disgusting, is unsurprising. Unions wield power
for workers, meaning they present an obstacle to Republican corporate
donors, who want to put profit-making over other societal priorities.

Millwright Ron
www.unionmillwright.com
************************************************** **

Why don't unions use their huge reserves of cash and buy or start their OWN
companies and pay themselves huge salaries? It would seem to be the perfect
solution! American companies making products with happy union workers.
They should be able to offset imports and drive the competition into the
ground. Then they could buy those companies cheap, hire more workers into
the unions. Pretty soon, ALL workers in the world will be union, rich and
perfectly happy. This could translate to worldwide peace!

Why hasn't anyone thought of this before? I'm a genius!

On Mon, 15 Dec 2008 20:36:44 -0800 (PST), Millwright Ron
wrote:

Mentality of Hillbillies

As one Republican lawmaker told Novak, GOP leaders champion an “anti-
union attitude that appeals to the mentality of hillbillies at revival
meetings.”

The hostility, while disgusting, is unsurprising. Unions wield power
for workers, meaning they present an obstacle to Republican corporate
donors, who want to put profit-making over other societal priorities.

Millwright Ron
www.unionmillwright.com


Funny. I've worked nearly forty years overseas where there wasn't the
smell of a union and been paid far above union scale the whole time...
of course I knew my business. Is that the difference?

Cheers,

Bruce
(bruceinbangkokatgmaildotcom)

"Bruce In Bangkok" wrote in message
...
On Mon, 15 Dec 2008 20:36:44 -0800 (PST), Millwright Ron
wrote:

Mentality of Hillbillies

As one Republican lawmaker told Novak, GOP leaders champion an "anti-
union attitude that appeals to the mentality of hillbillies at revival
meetings."

The hostility, while disgusting, is unsurprising. Unions wield power
for workers, meaning they present an obstacle to Republican corporate
donors, who want to put profit-making over other societal priorities.

Millwright Ron
www.unionmillwright.com


Funny. I've worked nearly forty years overseas where there wasn't the
smell of a union and been paid far above union scale the whole time...
of course I knew my business. Is that the difference?

Cheers,

Bruce
(bruceinbangkokatgmaildotcom)

You've set a bad example by displaying an unrealistic work ethic and level
of competence. The object is to accomplish a goal using the least common
denominator not rely on high expectations.

Buerste wrote:
"Bruce In Bangkok" wrote in message
...
On Mon, 15 Dec 2008 20:36:44 -0800 (PST), Millwright Ron
wrote:

Mentality of Hillbillies

As one Republican lawmaker told Novak, GOP leaders champion an
"anti- union attitude that appeals to the mentality of hillbillies
at revival meetings."

The hostility, while disgusting, is unsurprising. Unions wield power
for workers, meaning they present an obstacle to Republican
corporate donors, who want to put profit-making over other societal
priorities. Millwright Ron
www.unionmillwright.com


Funny. I've worked nearly forty years overseas where there wasn't the
smell of a union and been paid far above union scale the whole
time... of course I knew my business. Is that the difference?

Cheers,

Bruce
(bruceinbangkokatgmaildotcom)

You've set a bad example by displaying an unrealistic work ethic and
level of competence. The object is to accomplish a goal using the
least common denominator not rely on high expectations.

I'm sure glad I swallowed my coffee before reading that . The unions have
evolved from needed protection for workers to a shelter for mediocrity and
incompetents .
Like Ron .
--
Snag
every answer
leads to another
question

On Tue, 16 Dec 2008 05:33:25 -0500, "Buerste" wrote:


"Bruce In Bangkok" wrote in message
.. .
On Mon, 15 Dec 2008 20:36:44 -0800 (PST), Millwright Ron
wrote:

Mentality of Hillbillies

As one Republican lawmaker told Novak, GOP leaders champion an "anti-
union attitude that appeals to the mentality of hillbillies at revival
meetings."

The hostility, while disgusting, is unsurprising. Unions wield power
for workers, meaning they present an obstacle to Republican corporate
donors, who want to put profit-making over other societal priorities.

Millwright Ron
www.unionmillwright.com


Funny. I've worked nearly forty years overseas where there wasn't the
smell of a union and been paid far above union scale the whole time...
of course I knew my business. Is that the difference?

Cheers,

Bruce
(bruceinbangkokatgmaildotcom)

You've set a bad example by displaying an unrealistic work ethic and level
of competence. The object is to accomplish a goal using the least common
denominator not rely on high expectations.

Good Lord Man! 40 years experience right down the drain :-)
Cheers,

Bruce
(bruceinbangkokatgmaildotcom)

On Mon, 15 Dec 2008 20:36:44 -0800, Millwright Ron wrote:

Mentality of Hillbillies

As one Republican lawmaker told Novak, GOP leaders champion an €œanti-
union attitude that appeals to the mentality of hillbillies at revival
meetings.€�

The hostility, while disgusting, is unsurprising. Unions wield power for
workers, meaning they present an obstacle to Republican corporate
donors, who want to put profit-making over other societal priorities.

So are all union boosters as bigoted as you?

--
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Control systems and communications consulting
http://www.wescottdesign.com

Need to learn how to apply control theory in your embedded system?
"Applied Control Theory for Embedded Systems" by Tim Wescott
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Tim Wescott wrote:

On Mon, 15 Dec 2008 20:36:44 -0800, Millwright Ron wrote:

Mentality of Hillbillies

As one Republican lawmaker told Novak, GOP leaders champion an €œanti-
union attitude that appeals to the mentality of hillbillies at revival
meetings.€�

The hostility, while disgusting, is unsurprising. Unions wield power for
workers, meaning they present an obstacle to Republican corporate
donors, who want to put profit-making over other societal priorities.

So are all union boosters as bigoted as you?


Don't blame bigotry, when stupidity is the real cause.


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Millwright Ron wrote:

The hostility, while disgusting, is unsurprising. Unions wield power
for workers, meaning they present an obstacle to Republican corporate
donors, who want to put profit-making over other societal priorities.

Man, when they hand you the koolaid with the poison in it, I bet you swallow it in one
gulp while sicking your cup out asking for more.


Wes

"Buerste" wrote in message
...

"Millwright Ron" wrote in message
...
Mentality of Hillbillies

As one Republican lawmaker told Novak, GOP leaders champion an "anti-
union attitude that appeals to the mentality of hillbillies at revival
meetings."

The hostility, while disgusting, is unsurprising. Unions wield power
for workers, meaning they present an obstacle to Republican corporate
donors, who want to put profit-making over other societal priorities.

Millwright Ron
www.unionmillwright.com
************************************************** **

Why don't unions use their huge reserves of cash and buy or start their
OWN
companies and pay themselves huge salaries? It would seem to be the
perfect
solution! American companies making products with happy union workers.
They should be able to offset imports and drive the competition into the
ground. Then they could buy those companies cheap, hire more workers into
the unions. Pretty soon, ALL workers in the world will be union, rich and
perfectly happy. This could translate to worldwide peace!

Why hasn't anyone thought of this before? I'm a genius!


Sounds good! But have you ever tried to start a company and make it
successful? Sounds easy enough but until you try your hand in the business
world you have no idea how tough it is to make money in business. 90% of all
new businesses fail in the first 3 years. So there you have your answer. If
unions started their own companies most of them would fail and they would
just lose money. Why do you think most people work for others instead of
themselves?

Hawke

"Bruce In Bangkok" wrote in message
...
On Mon, 15 Dec 2008 20:36:44 -0800 (PST), Millwright Ron
wrote:

Mentality of Hillbillies

As one Republican lawmaker told Novak, GOP leaders champion an "anti-
union attitude that appeals to the mentality of hillbillies at revival
meetings."

The hostility, while disgusting, is unsurprising. Unions wield power
for workers, meaning they present an obstacle to Republican corporate
donors, who want to put profit-making over other societal priorities.

Millwright Ron
www.unionmillwright.com


Funny. I've worked nearly forty years overseas where there wasn't the
smell of a union and been paid far above union scale the whole time...
of course I knew my business. Is that the difference?


Nope. You were lucky. Everyone that is successful is also lucky. Count your
blessings and don't think for a minute that your success in life simply came
from hard work. You probably noticed that a lot of the poor people overseas
work very hard and haven't got a pot to **** in. They weren't lucky, of
course.


Hawke

On Tue, 16 Dec 2008 18:26:39 -0500, Michael A. Terrell wrote:

Tim Wescott wrote:

On Mon, 15 Dec 2008 20:36:44 -0800, Millwright Ron wrote:

Mentality of Hillbillies

As one Republican lawmaker told Novak, GOP leaders champion an
“anti- union attitude that appeals to the mentality of
hillbillies
at revival meetings.�

The hostility, while disgusting, is unsurprising. Unions wield power
for workers, meaning they present an obstacle to Republican corporate
donors, who want to put profit-making over other societal priorities.

So are all union boosters as bigoted as you?


Don't blame bigotry, when stupidity is the real cause.

What, the "I'm for the workin' man, except for them hillbillies over
thar"?

As far as I'm concerned, bigotry is just one face of stupidity.

--
Tim Wescott
Control systems and communications consulting
http://www.wescottdesign.com

Need to learn how to apply control theory in your embedded system?
"Applied Control Theory for Embedded Systems" by Tim Wescott
Elsevier/Newnes, http://www.wescottdesign.com/actfes/actfes.html

Tim Wescott wrote:

On Tue, 16 Dec 2008 18:26:39 -0500, Michael A. Terrell wrote:

Tim Wescott wrote:

On Mon, 15 Dec 2008 20:36:44 -0800, Millwright Ron wrote:

Mentality of Hillbillies

As one Republican lawmaker told Novak, GOP leaders champion an
“anti- union attitude that appeals to the mentality of
hillbillies
at revival meetings.�

The hostility, while disgusting, is unsurprising. Unions wield power
for workers, meaning they present an obstacle to Republican corporate
donors, who want to put profit-making over other societal priorities.

So are all union boosters as bigoted as you?


Don't blame bigotry, when stupidity is the real cause.

What, the "I'm for the workin' man, except for them hillbillies over
thar"?

As far as I'm concerned, bigotry is just one face of stupidity.


I was saying not all union members are bigoted against hillbillies.
Most of the union members I knew WERE hillbillies. I grew up in steel
and paper making town and most of the people I met who worked union jobs
were from Kentucky & Tennessee.


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On Tue, 16 Dec 2008 22:06:51 -0800, "Hawke"
wrote:


"Bruce In Bangkok" wrote in message
.. .
On Mon, 15 Dec 2008 20:36:44 -0800 (PST), Millwright Ron
wrote:

Mentality of Hillbillies

As one Republican lawmaker told Novak, GOP leaders champion an "anti-
union attitude that appeals to the mentality of hillbillies at revival
meetings."

The hostility, while disgusting, is unsurprising. Unions wield power
for workers, meaning they present an obstacle to Republican corporate
donors, who want to put profit-making over other societal priorities.

Millwright Ron
www.unionmillwright.com


Funny. I've worked nearly forty years overseas where there wasn't the
smell of a union and been paid far above union scale the whole time...
of course I knew my business. Is that the difference?


Nope. You were lucky. Everyone that is successful is also lucky. Count your
blessings and don't think for a minute that your success in life simply came
from hard work. You probably noticed that a lot of the poor people overseas
work very hard and haven't got a pot to **** in. They weren't lucky, of
course.


Hawke



Nope, you're wrong. If you are talking about indigenous people, most
people over here that work their asses off are not bright enough to
have their own business - that's why they are working their asses off.

One of the major problems in being in business in Asia is that all the
bright young sparks are looking to have their own business. As soon as
you get a good guy trained he quits and starts up in competition with
you.

And, no I wasn't lucky, except perhaps to have made the decision to
move to Asia. It sounds like bragging but I'm damned good at what I
do.
Cheers,

Bruce
(bruceinbangkokatgmaildotcom)

On Dec 17, 4:33*am, Bruce In Bangkok
wrote:
...
And, no I wasn't lucky, except perhaps to have made the decision to
move to Asia. It sounds like bragging but I'm damned good at what I
do.
Cheers,

Bruce

"Lucky" is a socialist code word meant to justify confiscation and
redistribution.

Jim Wilkins wrote:


"Lucky" is a socialist code word meant to justify confiscation and
redistribution.

I realy like that one. I'll have to remember to use it on ocasion.
...lew...

On Mon, 15 Dec 2008 20:36:44 -0800 (PST), Millwright Ron
wrote:
Mentality of Hillbillies

As one Republican lawmaker told Novak, GOP leaders champion an “anti-
union attitude that appeals to the mentality of hillbillies at revival
meetings.”

The hostility, while disgusting, is unsurprising. Unions wield power
for workers, meaning they present an obstacle to Republican corporate
donors, who want to put profit-making over other societal priorities.

Millwright Ron
www.unionmillwright.com
==============
Nothing new here. Berne in his "Games People Play" called this
"lets you and him fight."

This is simply the recycling of the successful race baiting
tactics the moneyed elite used in the south for 100 years to keep
the blacks and less well off [majority] whites from uniting and
throwing their a***s out of the state house and imposing fair
taxes on their huge [inefficient] estates and plantations at the
same rates everyone else had to pay, albeit at the national
level.


Unka' George [George McDuffee]
-------------------------------------------
He that will not apply new remedies,
must expect new evils:
for Time is the greatest innovator: and
if Time, of course, alter things to the worse,
and wisdom and counsel shall not alter them to the better,
what shall be the end?

Francis Bacon (1561-1626), English philosopher, essayist, statesman.
Essays, "Of Innovations" (1597-1625).

"Hawke" wrote in message
...

"Buerste" wrote in message
...

"Millwright Ron" wrote in message
...
Mentality of Hillbillies

As one Republican lawmaker told Novak, GOP leaders champion an "anti-
union attitude that appeals to the mentality of hillbillies at revival
meetings."

The hostility, while disgusting, is unsurprising. Unions wield power
for workers, meaning they present an obstacle to Republican corporate
donors, who want to put profit-making over other societal priorities.

Millwright Ron
www.unionmillwright.com
************************************************** **

Why don't unions use their huge reserves of cash and buy or start their
OWN
companies and pay themselves huge salaries? It would seem to be the
perfect
solution! American companies making products with happy union workers.
They should be able to offset imports and drive the competition into the
ground. Then they could buy those companies cheap, hire more workers
into
the unions. Pretty soon, ALL workers in the world will be union, rich
and
perfectly happy. This could translate to worldwide peace!

Why hasn't anyone thought of this before? I'm a genius!


Sounds good! But have you ever tried to start a company and make it
successful? Sounds easy enough but until you try your hand in the business
world you have no idea how tough it is to make money in business. 90% of
all
new businesses fail in the first 3 years. So there you have your answer.
If
unions started their own companies most of them would fail and they would
just lose money. Why do you think most people work for others instead of
themselves?

Hawke



So, what you're saying is that whoever starts and operates a business is
taking a risk with his assets?

Buerste wrote:
"Hawke" wrote in message
...

"Buerste" wrote in message
...

"Millwright Ron" wrote in message
...
Mentality of Hillbillies

As one Republican lawmaker told Novak, GOP leaders champion an
"anti- union attitude that appeals to the mentality of hillbillies
at revival meetings."

The hostility, while disgusting, is unsurprising. Unions wield power
for workers, meaning they present an obstacle to Republican
corporate donors, who want to put profit-making over other societal
priorities. Millwright Ron
www.unionmillwright.com
************************************************** **

Why don't unions use their huge reserves of cash and buy or start
their OWN companies and pay themselves huge salaries? It would
seem to be the perfect solution! American companies making
products with happy union workers. They should be able to offset
imports and drive the competition into the ground. Then they could
buy those companies cheap, hire more workers into
the unions. Pretty soon, ALL workers in the world will be union,
rich and
perfectly happy. This could translate to worldwide peace!

Why hasn't anyone thought of this before? I'm a genius!


Sounds good! But have you ever tried to start a company and make it
successful? Sounds easy enough but until you try your hand in the
business world you have no idea how tough it is to make money in
business. 90% of all
new businesses fail in the first 3 years. So there you have your
answer. If
unions started their own companies most of them would fail and they
would just lose money. Why do you think most people work for others
instead of themselves?

Hawke



So, what you're saying is that whoever starts and operates a business
is taking a risk with his assets?

Oh My GOD !! Risking assets that they could line their own pockets with
instead ?
Heresy , that's just heresy !
FWIW , it's only been a couple of weeks ago I was tooling up to start a
small business ... and I guarandamntee that it would have succeeded . If it
didn't , I wouldn't eat .
And that ain't an option .

--
Snag
sometimes ya gotta
shovel manure
to pay the bills

Hawke wrote:
"Bruce In Bangkok" wrote in message
...
On Mon, 15 Dec 2008 20:36:44 -0800 (PST), Millwright Ron
wrote:

Mentality of Hillbillies

As one Republican lawmaker told Novak, GOP leaders champion an
"anti- union attitude that appeals to the mentality of hillbillies
at revival meetings."

The hostility, while disgusting, is unsurprising. Unions wield power
for workers, meaning they present an obstacle to Republican
corporate donors, who want to put profit-making over other societal
priorities.

Millwright Ron
www.unionmillwright.com


Funny. I've worked nearly forty years overseas where there wasn't the
smell of a union and been paid far above union scale the whole
time... of course I knew my business. Is that the difference?


Nope. You were lucky. Everyone that is successful is also lucky.
Count your blessings and don't think for a minute that your success
in life simply came from hard work. You probably noticed that a lot
of the poor people overseas work very hard and haven't got a pot to
**** in. They weren't lucky, of course.


Hawke

I guess all those Oriental families that *all* work in the family business
until it starts making enough to start another business are lucky too .
Yer a ****in' idiot .
--
Snag
every answer
leads to another
question

"Terry Coombs" wrote in message
...
Buerste wrote:
"Hawke" wrote in message
...

"Buerste" wrote in message
...

"Millwright Ron" wrote in message
...
Mentality of Hillbillies

As one Republican lawmaker told Novak, GOP leaders champion an
"anti- union attitude that appeals to the mentality of hillbillies
at revival meetings."

The hostility, while disgusting, is unsurprising. Unions wield power
for workers, meaning they present an obstacle to Republican
corporate donors, who want to put profit-making over other societal
priorities. Millwright Ron
www.unionmillwright.com
************************************************** **

Why don't unions use their huge reserves of cash and buy or start
their OWN companies and pay themselves huge salaries? It would
seem to be the perfect solution! American companies making
products with happy union workers. They should be able to offset
imports and drive the competition into the ground. Then they could
buy those companies cheap, hire more workers into
the unions. Pretty soon, ALL workers in the world will be union,
rich and
perfectly happy. This could translate to worldwide peace!

Why hasn't anyone thought of this before? I'm a genius!


Sounds good! But have you ever tried to start a company and make it
successful? Sounds easy enough but until you try your hand in the
business world you have no idea how tough it is to make money in
business. 90% of all
new businesses fail in the first 3 years. So there you have your
answer. If
unions started their own companies most of them would fail and they
would just lose money. Why do you think most people work for others
instead of themselves?

Hawke



So, what you're saying is that whoever starts and operates a business
is taking a risk with his assets?

Oh My GOD !! Risking assets that they could line their own pockets with
instead ?
Heresy , that's just heresy !
FWIW , it's only been a couple of weeks ago I was tooling up to start a
small business ... and I guarandamntee that it would have succeeded . If
it didn't , I wouldn't eat .
And that ain't an option .

--
Snag
sometimes ya gotta
shovel manure
to pay the bills


A lot of people forget that the party that risks deserves the rewards.

"Hawke" wrote:

Sounds good! But have you ever tried to start a company and make it
successful? Sounds easy enough but until you try your hand in the business
world you have no idea how tough it is to make money in business. 90% of all
new businesses fail in the first 3 years. So there you have your answer. If
unions started their own companies most of them would fail and they would
just lose money. Why do you think most people work for others instead of
themselves?


Hawke,

Did you really mean to post that? I mean Unions prey only on the successful and are
unwilling to take risk with union money. Such honesty, I just gained a lot of respect for
you. Did you turn Republican recently?

Wes

"Wes" wrote in message
news
"Hawke" wrote:

Sounds good! But have you ever tried to start a company and make it
successful? Sounds easy enough but until you try your hand in the business
world you have no idea how tough it is to make money in business. 90% of
all
new businesses fail in the first 3 years. So there you have your answer.
If
unions started their own companies most of them would fail and they would
just lose money. Why do you think most people work for others instead of
themselves?


Hawke,

Did you really mean to post that? I mean Unions prey only on the
successful and are
unwilling to take risk with union money. Such honesty, I just gained a
lot of respect for
you. Did you turn Republican recently?

Wes

aaah, wes??? based on course work, observation, and reading, it seems to me
that unions arise when management provides an environment that the workers
see as exploitive or unfair - when those doing the work are happy and feel
they are treated fairly, there is generally no unionization. Now, once
started, the process, being built on mutual antagonism and mistrust is very
difficult to reverse.


** Posted from http://www.teranews.com **

On Mon, 15 Dec 2008 20:36:44 -0800 (PST), Millwright Ron
wrote:

Mentality of Hillbillies

As one Republican lawmaker told Novak, GOP leaders champion an “anti-
union attitude that appeals to the mentality of hillbillies at revival
meetings.”

The hostility, while disgusting, is unsurprising. Unions wield power
for workers, meaning they present an obstacle to Republican corporate
donors, who want to put profit-making over other societal priorities.

Millwright Ron
www.unionmillwright.com


You do know that traditionally, Hillbillies, tend to vote Democrat. As
did the Klu Klux Klan.

Gunner

"They couldn't hit an elephant at this dist..."
Maj. Gen. John Sedgewick, killed by a sniper in 1864 at the battle of Spotsylvania

On Tue, 16 Dec 2008 05:28:07 -0600, "Terry Coombs"
wrote:

You've set a bad example by displaying an unrealistic work ethic and
level of competence. The object is to accomplish a goal using the
least common denominator not rely on high expectations.

I'm sure glad I swallowed my coffee before reading that . The unions have
evolved from needed protection for workers to a shelter for mediocrity and
incompetents .
Like Ron .
--

Evolved?

They went from a social good to a social evil in only a few generations.

Thats called degeneration.

Hence Union members are degenerates.

Gunner

"They couldn't hit an elephant at this dist..."
Maj. Gen. John Sedgewick, killed by a sniper in 1864 at the battle of Spotsylvania

Buerste wrote:

"Millwright Ron" wrote in message
...
Mentality of Hillbillies

As one Republican lawmaker told Novak, GOP leaders champion an “anti-
union attitude that appeals to the mentality of hillbillies at revival
meetings.”

The hostility, while disgusting, is unsurprising. Unions wield power
for workers, meaning they present an obstacle to Republican corporate
donors, who want to put profit-making over other societal priorities.

Millwright Ron
www.unionmillwright.com
************************************************** **

Why don't unions use their huge reserves of cash and buy or start their OWN
companies and pay themselves huge salaries? It would seem to be the perfect
solution! American companies making products with happy union workers.
They should be able to offset imports and drive the competition into the
ground. Then they could buy those companies cheap, hire more workers into
the unions. Pretty soon, ALL workers in the world will be union, rich and
perfectly happy. This could translate to worldwide peace!

Why hasn't anyone thought of this before? I'm a genius!



It speaks volumes about union workers who won't buy the products they
build.


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"Bill Noble" wrote:

aaah, wes??? based on course work, observation, and reading, it seems to me
that unions arise when management provides an environment that the workers
see as exploitive or unfair - when those doing the work are happy and feel
they are treated fairly, there is generally no unionization. Now, once
started, the process, being built on mutual antagonism and mistrust is very
difficult to reverse.

Henry Ford made great strides in compensating his workmen. What did that get him? Yup, a
union.

Wes