SLAVE DAY NOT LABOR DAY

Most Americans have a day off from work today, that is if they have job. Thinking back over the past two decades, most Americans had a job, some of us had the one we wanted, others had jobs they didn't want but needed to support themselves or family. All in all though, America was hard at work. However, there was some nasty stuff brewing under the surface and it was not pretty.

It started a long time ago, under President Kennedy who finally did give public unions their modern powers. In 1962, Kennedy signed Executive Order 10988, which allowed collective bargaining and gave unions other powers.The same year Kennedy also gave public-sector unions a tool to justify higher wages by signing the Salary Reform Act of 1962, which established that there be "comparability" of public-sector pay to pay in the private sector

We now have come full circle, the unionization of the public sector is the tail now wagging the dog. Most union workers retire with close to full pay after 25 years of service, private sector employees are lucky to get half that. To top this off, workers in the private sector work for 30 years or more to pay for the retired public sector workers. That is why we call today SLAVE DAY, a name it rightly deserves. We are slaves to the public sector. The retired public worker, who at 55 years old, sees 10 years of retirement before the private sector worker retires,  in affect he/she has 3,650 more Labor Days. 

We were remiss in not mentioning the entitled class, they are the one who do not believe in work. They are the ones who believe that you should work to support them. We Tea Party Patriots know what the future holds for the parasitic tax eater.  We give them a look into their future with these descriptive works, we will be rendereing you from your free meal ticket in the not too distant future.

 

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