La Li Lu Le Lo
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Despite what you think I do not listen to Rush or Hannitty. I do not even know who O'Rielly is. If you are implying we think the same maybe I should listen to them. The point I was trying to make is that blue states use public UNIONS as a means of self funding. That is why they have bloated salaries and numbers. I made this map to help dummy it down for you so that you can understand. Your welcome.Bob Owens said:But Hannitty, O'Rielly and Rush wouldn't know that because they aren't Veterans or Public Employees. Thanks. The fight should be for us to get that stuff back, not take it away from our peers. Amazing how he can cite that article and come away with that comment. I guess he missed this one;
"In state after state, politicians are following the Rhode Island playbook, using scare tactics and lavishly funded PR campaigns to cast teachers, firefighters and cops – not bankers – as the budget-devouring boogeymen responsible for the mounting fiscal problems of America's states and cities."
And this:
There's $2.6 trillion in state pension money under management in America, and there are a lot of fingers in that pie. Any attempt to make a neat Aesop narrative about what's wrong with the system would inevitably be an oversimplification. But in this hugely contentious, often overheated national controversy – which at times has pitted private-sector workers who've mostly lost their benefits already against public-sector workers who are merely about to lose them – two key angles have gone largely unreported. Namely: who got us into this mess, and who's now being paid to get us out of it."
All I can say is he should change the name from La Li to Baaaa, Baaaa. He is doing exactly what his masters want. Blaming other victims. One week its Welfare Mothers, next its Public Workers, while he does nothing as the Company and the rich take away everything he worked for.
Was a good article though, for that I'm thankful.
If you think there is nothing wrong with a woman popping out 14 kids and having the tax payers support her and them, If you think there is nothing wrong with massive amounts of people getting on disability because they can no longer abuse the welfare system, if you think there is nothing wrong with the Democratic Party inflating government salaries and numbers for self funding at the tax payers expense YOUR the sheep.
Baaaa Baaaa out.
Statistics:
79 Percent of Government state workers [SIZE=11pt]receive[/SIZE] Pension compared to 20 percent in the private sector.
80 Percent of state and local Government workers have healthcare and are paying less for coverage than private sector.
Example of a bloated pension of a state employee from New York
http://www.myfoxmemphis.com/story/19512638/drew-peterson-may-lose-79k-annual-pension
http://economix.blogs.nytimes.com/2009/12/21/private-vs-public-sector-pay/?_r=0
Michael New York
In the public sector employee salaries and benefits are political decisions which are paid for by taxes and have very little basis in economic reality.In private industry employee costs must be carefully monitored or the business enterprise will collapse. Its nice that elected officials are able to grant generous benefits and stick others with the financial consequences.
