This is what makes politics so frustrating....

[mrplunkey]

Im doing my part to make us all olive skinned, I married a mexican

You should get a diversity tax credit.

 

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You should get a diversity tax credit.

I wont but my wife could for still having a pulse and since were married its the same difference. Unless whats mine is ours and whats hers is hers so maybe not actually.

 

[shirlene29]

Oh, I went there.

The notion that there is some vanilla white pool that constitutes the majority anymore is just nonsense. We're all mixed -- I know for sure I am.

ditto

anglo, native and black

not enough of any one thing to pop a flag but none the less

 

[pdaddyII]

I wont but my wife could for still having a pulse and since were married its the same difference. Unless whats mine is ours and whats hers is hers so maybe not actually.

*won't
*we're
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*what's

 

[redsamurai]

Odd how a doctor in charge of a patient's life can't unionize, but a pilot who is responsible for 250 lives at a time can.

You don't see the difference between what the two do....do you.

 

[caligirl85]

shut the fuck up.

Who the fuck are you?

 

[ceo]

Because doctors are rich 1%ers who just got lucky and won lifes lottery so they need to just stfu about all this organized labor talk
Pipefitters are much more noble and righteous and its their birthright to unionize because theyve been downtrodden all their lives by the evil 1%ers and cant live without union protection

Or something like that

you forgot to sign in as Lestat!

 

[mrplunkey]

You don't see the difference between what the two do....do you.

Then explain to us why a pilot and a surgeon should be seen entirely differently when it comes to their innate bargaining rights.

As a matter of fact, compare an orthopedic surgeon who does exactly six primary, low-risk knee replacements every single week at exactly the same time to an international captain's chair pilot who flies into the same airports exactly six times a week at (hopefully) the same time.


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*won't
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*it's
*what's
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*spicoli brah

 

[redsamurai]

Then explain to us why a pilot and a surgeon should be seen entirely differently when it comes to their innate bargaining rights.

It's already quite clear you so no intrinsic difference in the service they provide so it's useless to continue the discussion. You and I just simply aren't going to agree on this. The difference comes in the necessity of the service and who/what the pilots work for etc, etc. It's a grey issue for me but I understand why they do it. Unions collective bargaining is just not the same as price fixing. And from what i've seen in the last few months on the "widely" disparaging costs of the exact same procedure from locale to another...I question the veracity of your claim that orthopedic surgeons are getting butt pounded in federal prison.