Yeah, if it was only that easy!

Yeah– way to go for all those parents who failed so miserably and their kids chose their own path!

Okay…it’s true. I’ve never worked for a man that wasn’t a risk taker and reasonably well financed. Until I started for myself, then worked for just a risk taker. Call it what you like…that’s the way it is. I don’t argue with the way things are very much, it’s a waste of time and effort. I just try and figure out how to make it work for me.

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Interesting. Veeeeery interesting.

Interesting. Veeeeery interesting.

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It won’t even copy and paste as written. I tried to paste in the Greek work and spelling for ‘Grace’ on another thread and it won’t allow that either.

Actually, the post is “awaiting moderation.” I guess it was flagged for size.

I’m in Tucson, remember, GMC? But, hell, if you fly in I’ll buy the beer, just on general principle!

Yikes!! I missed entirely that that was 100 years ago! Yup, things were different then.

Oooops. My bad!!

RE: Miller: No you didn’t, though perhaps you intended to. It didn’t take, or in any case, it isn’t there. Anyway, we’ve beat this horse to death before. Heller is due in June, we’ll see where it goes then. One of us will owe the other a beer - how ’bout that?

Then, we’ll get to sit down and share a beer face to face, if you like. Either way it goes, at least that much is a win-win!

And besides, Soper had priors, and a known drunkard, so repeat offenders were probably handled more severely.

http://www.vintagekansascity.com/100yearsago/archives/2007_01_01_index.html

January 8, 1907

FINE ROOMING HOUSE KEEPERS.

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Sold Liquor in Their Places — One
Ordered to Close by February 1.

W. Q. Soper, proprietor of a rooming house at 106 East Third street, was fined $100 in police court yesterday. The place was raided by the police Sunday afternon and a jug and fifty flasks of whiskey were found in one of the rooms. Fourteen men and four women, arrested in the place, were released.

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Interesting. Veeeeery interesting.

Interesting. Veeeeery interesting.

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Wow. I can be so much more annoying now!!!!!!

“After we had chased him for about half a mile I fired at him, but missed.”

Ooops. That’s a no-no. When can deadly force be used? To defend life of self or another, NOT to stop a criminal, unless said criminal was a threat to others. LEO’s could not legally use deadly force in such a circumstance. See Tennessee v. Garner, 471 U.S. 1.

Mr. Shaw should be thankful he missed; had he hit his target, he’d certainly the be subject of suit, if not prosecution. And he’d lose.

Now spout some crap like “I never got a job from a poor man” or some other such drivel.

Tool.

beber,
Corporate management is hired by the owners to do just that…manage the company for the owners. Or they are the owners themselves. And they want it done reasonably profitably. That means long-term profitability, which includes having a stable and reasonably happy work force.
The employees don’t own the company. They are rewarded for their labor (paid), but they don’t make the rules or set the conditions for work except to accept or decline work. And that is why I, and they, are not slaves, we have the freedom to decline. I am free to negotiate something to my liking or walk on down the road to something else that suits me if not happy where I am. I am not entitled to dictate to the owners how the company is run as it’s not my company. In fact I am hesitant to even invest in a company with strong union intervention if it negatively impacts profitability, it’s not in my best interest as an investor/owner.
Got it?