It is simply not excusable for any public official to publicly campaign against the will of the people, nor to direct policy in direct opposition thereto.
It is simply not excusable for any public official to publicly campaign against the will of the people, nor to direct policy in direct opposition thereto.
If a workplace needs to be unionized, it's already a problem that "seizing the means of production" can't fix.
If you can't make that distinction between what is right and what is legal, then you deserve whatever they decide to give you.
Adamic's well-researched, but surprisingly easy-to-read Dynamite: The Story of Class Violence In America demonstrates the desperate side of the labor struggle which is rarely, if ever, taught in classrooms.
there's a petty bureaucrat in a city not 3 miles from me, who's intent on enforcing his standards of aesthetics even if it means pursuing criminal charges (up to 93 days in prison) against a woman who had the audacity to plant tomatoes in her front lawn.
"Let the states decide", as any consistent libertarian knows, is a cop-out, albeit a politically-calculated one. Also, I hate to break it to you. This bill isn't going to pass the House and the Senate, and even if it did I'd give it considerably less than a coin-flip's odds of getting past Obama's flip-flopping meet-the-new-boss-same-as-the-old-boss style "change".
Those police are not working for you. They are employed by the political class to protect their interests and those of multinational corporations who are above the law. It is so obvious that a dog understands.