In case you missed it, recently Judge Sumi struck down parts of Walker’s collective bargaining law on a procedural technicality. The court concedes that there’s no constitutional right to collective bargaining; the argument is that the state discriminated against union employees, which makes it an equal protection issue.
Whoa! So paying a hundred dollars to watch a game is OK, but god forbid if the government raises your taxes by a few cents to offset costs of what you take for granted is a problem???
Fix your own roads, pick up your own trash, if in a snowbelt-plow your own snow, don't call for fires or crime-oh wait, these don't count because everybody needs the PUBLIC EMPLOYEES that fight fire and crime, and so on!
That's the problem, we pay the high salaries for sports and events that entertain us, but some things most feel they are entitled to and take for granted are just outragious!
Hmmmm. Let the useless tax payer fix his problems. The same tax payer who still can't get recycling right!
Yes paying to watch sports live, PRICELESS. UNIONIZED PUBLIC EMPLOYEES, worthless!
Got it
