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Im running for council in my city, where did you buy those signs? :D
http://patriotsigns.com/Quote:
Originally Posted by GeorgeWolf
^ You realize those are union made, right? No way I would support the corruption that is the AFL-CIO.
Good price, super fast production, made in Kentucky--I tried another vendor but they dropped the ball, and the union-lead company cleaned up the mess.Quote:
Originally Posted by wealeat
I highly recommend this company for true capitalists.
Except you are contributing to people that don't believe in capitalism. The free market is about voting through trade. They would never see a penny of mine.
Speaking of people in unions as some big collective, is the same as grouping all Ron Paul supporters into one camp on every issue. Imo, that's a mistake. Do I like Richard Trumpka? Of course not. Do I like my friend, who is a retired steelworker, and a donor to my campaign--of course.Quote:
Originally Posted by wealeat
These "workers" who produce these signs believe in capitalism. Maybe not as strongly as we do, but they're selling a quality product at a competitive price in a "free market."
P.S. Super fast turn around time.
So you wouldn't support a business that willingly allowed their employees to form a union? Or a company that paid Union wages but still came in quicker, locally produced and a better price? I guess there is one in every crowd.Quote:
Originally Posted by wealeat