The history of Organized Labor is rife with intimidation, violence, brutality, terrorism and murder. Even in recent times, labor thugs have proven themselves to be an unrepentant criminal entity:
1983 - Eddie York was murdered for crossing a United Mine Workers (UMW) picket line
1990 - on the first day of The New York Daily News strike, trucks were attacked with stones and sticks. One union member was immediately arrested for transporting Molotov cocktails
1998 - During the Communications Workers of America U.S. West strike a worker was threatened with a gun, and a manager was hit in the head with a rock
1998 - Teamsters Orestes Espinosa, Angel Mielgo, Werner Haechler, Benigno Rojas, and Adrian Paez beat, kicked, and stabbed a UPS worker (Rod Carter) who refused to strike
2004 AFL-CIO push their way into a Republican field office in Orlando FL, breaking the wrist of one staffer
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Violence_in_industrial_disputes
Isn't it time to abolish this rubbish ?
2007-09-28
18:55:25
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