Re: If you want a job... (was Re: [Nolug] Fwd: We need a Cisco Wi-Fi ...)

On 04/10/2011 04:32 PM, Clint Billedeaux wrote:
>> Supply and demand.
>>
>> If the supply of people who could *sufficiently* perform the task were
>> limited, then you could demand higher pay and better work rules.
>>
>> But there isn't a limited supply of such workers, so they have you over a
>> barrel.
>>
>>
> Only if I want the work. Since I don't want the work. I'm not over the
> barrel,

Good for you.

> but I think you need to look deep in your psyche and figure out why
> you want to think of a man bent over a barrel.
>

N.C.

> Seriously, are you going to come at me with solutions to the questions or
> are you just going to spout capitalist rhetoric?
>

Since the "you" in "they have you over a barrel" is a metaphor and you
didn't notice that, I'm not surprised that you're a left-wing radical.

> I'm so glad it's a Sunday. Tomorrow can't get here fast enough. I'm
> actually so bored I'm responding to someone who can't address the questions
> without parroting conservative talk radio.

You left wingers think that you're smarter/wiser/better educated/holier
than everyone else, yet I see nothing but emotional outbursts and angry
rhetoric from you all.

(We right-wing neo-con evil, fascist, racist, sexist, homophobic,
in-bred Republicans who want blacks, browns and old people to starve
while millionaires become billionaires are *obviously* too stupid to
form rational thoughts and so it is expected that we do nothing but
parrot angry conservative rhetoric.)

(I don't remember remember the last time I listened to the radio, much
less conservative talk radio. And no, I don't watch Glenn Beck or Sean
Hannity or Bill O'Reilly on FNC.)

-- 
"Neither the wisest constitution nor the wisest laws will secure
the liberty and happiness of a people whose manners are universally
corrupt."
Samuel Adams, essay in The Public Advertiser, 1749
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