All perpetrated by the government and the central banks who just keep printing money. It's a vicious circle that's been going on for decades.
Meanwhile they all pad their wallets, all the while keeping the public divided. The unions blame the greedy execs, and the corps blame the greedy unions. The lies and misdirection of how this current system works is ludicrous. It's called the gutting of the middle class. It's always been about misdirection with the government and central banks. The main reason the out sourcing happened in the 80s and 90s up to current times, is the inflation of the central bank economy. Ugh yeah not buying it, inflation causes that guys, because your workers cant even afford a 2 bedroom apartment and feed their families. "We have to move our operations to Mexico, because labor in the US is too expensive". The unions have become just another arm of government corruption and also a convenient scape goat when corps want to out source labor to other countries where wages are only a few bucks a day. We pay interest on our own money that the gov skims off the top and gets wealthy, mean while our buying power gets lower and lower. Remember, the Federal Reserve Central Bank is not part of the government, they are a privately owned bank, who lends us our own tax money back to us with interest. There is a reason numerous other countries aren't accepting the "Federal Reserve Note" in trade any longer. But where does it end? If the gov keeps printing money, cash will be worth nothing more than kindling to start your campfire. We all should get a 20% cost of living raise. Do I believe the UAW deserves that much of a raise? No. Imo, the unions actually did good work at one time, but now it's just a bunch of shills who endorsed the current inflationary mess we're in.
I work for NBC/Comcast, so I see how the evil corporate machine works also. I agree with the sentiment that the execs make way too much.
#Vehicle isolator switch tv#
If you think the UAW is a bunch of entitled slackers, you should see TV people. Member of two broadcast unions and a stage hand union.
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