I used to live in Portland, OR, for many years, and still have family there. Haven't lived there in more than two decades, but have visited often enough to watch it slide into an even deeper leftard shithole than it was beginning to become when I lived there.
Let me tell you about some of my more character-shaping moments, shall we say…
I don't like Labor Unions. My experience with them has been less than wonderful, to say the least. And say the least I will. I've decided that you don't need to hear any details, but you can hear my opinions, and I assure you they are based upon experience.Labor Unions Are Mob Rules.
Labor Unions work the same way the Democratic Party works; by promising poor slaves who have no voice that they'll advocate for them with the house massahs; when in reality they are just there to gain more power and control, like the Uncle Toms it is in their nature to be. They have never been there for the common man or woman, and they aren't ever gonna be there for anybody who thinks there are more than two genders either! That's not what they are set up for – being there for you. Nope, like the Democratic Party, they make promises to be there for you; but it is all about big bureaucracy, power, money, control, politics, using the mob that they control to punish anyone they choose… ever tightening their grip on power, and stomping out all competition, even when it comes to better ideas.
The stories I could tell… The blood I have shed… The messages delivered loud and clear, in many places, for many reasons…
But no, some of those stories, while sensational, dramatic and outrageous, and definitely more likely to garner sympathy, showing the outright evil of these people and their tactics… well, I've lived a long life, and those stories just aren't as apropos right now. Instead, I'll just tell you about a short period of time when I was often having run-ins with the Teacher's Union in Portland, OR over the issue of School Choice. I see that is a hot topic nationwidePost too long. Click here to view the full text.