Welcome to Bizarro World

Ab · 25th October 2010, 13:49

... a world where thousands of Kiwis turn out to protest against union actions... on Labour Day.

fixed_truth · 25th October 2010, 14:00

It's a good thing. We don't want illegitimate, incompetent unions.

Cyberbob · 25th October 2010, 14:01

Where's the tea party at.

Ab · 25th October 2010, 14:06

Quote:

Originally Posted by fixed_truth

It's a good thing. We don't want illegitimate, incompetent unions.

QFT. Actually in my head I'm kinda thinking of these as anti-incompetence protests.

Deadmeat · 25th October 2010, 19:10

These events haven't really changed my opinions of unions, just confirmed my opinions of the worst kind of union people. The sort who act more like mobsters than people legitimately concerned about the well-being of staff.

Cynos · 26th October 2010, 17:11

Quote:

Originally Posted by Deadmeat

These events haven't really changed my opinions of unions, just confirmed my opinions of the worst kind of union people. The sort who act more like mobsters than people legitimately concerned about the well-being of staff.

You mean the leftist student politicians who have made a career out of being a union official? Simon Oosterman is my favourite example.

DrTiTus · 26th October 2010, 17:25

balder from IRC! :P

25th October 2010, 13:49	#1
Ab A mariachi ogre snorkel	Welcome to Bizarro World ... a world where thousands of Kiwis turn out to protest against union actions... on Labour Day.

26th October 2010, 17:25	#7
DrTiTus HENCE WHY FOREVER ALONE	balder from IRC! :P __________________ Finger rolling rhythm, ride the horse one hand...

25th October 2010, 14:00	#2
fixed_truth	It's a good thing. We don't want illegitimate, incompetent unions. __________________ Protecting your peace is way more important than proving your point. Some people aren't open to cultivating their views. Just let them be wrong.

25th October 2010, 14:01	#3
Cyberbob	Where's the tea party at. __________________ ɹǝʌo sᴉ ǝɯɐƃ ʎɥʇ

25th October 2010, 19:10	#5
Deadmeat	These events haven't really changed my opinions of unions, just confirmed my opinions of the worst kind of union people. The sort who act more like mobsters than people legitimately concerned about the well-being of staff.