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Thaddeus Kosciuszko

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9. Fortunately, I had just begun to bend over to re-tie one of my shoes when you swung...

Reply to Jackpine Radical (Reply #8)

Mon Jan 9, 2012, 06:04 PM

Jan 2012

The swoosh of the missed bash roused my senses and instinctively reached for the chill pills that I keep handy for such occasions.

Now, if you feel that you have sufficiently regained your composure, please explain what it is that has riled you to such a degree.

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Don’t root for public-sector job losses [View all] ProSense Jan 2012 OP

It's difficult to imagine anyone "rooting" for any sort of job losses. Thaddeus Kosciuszko Jan 2012 #1

But ProSense Jan 2012 #2

"The private sector is now growing at a pace greater than population growth,..." Thaddeus Kosciuszko Jan 2012 #6

Actually ProSense Jan 2012 #7

Well, yes--all those public employees are parasites and all, who contribute nothing to society. Jackpine Radical Jan 2012 #8

Fortunately, I had just begun to bend over to re-tie one of my shoes when you swung... Thaddeus Kosciuszko Jan 2012 #9

If it's "efficient" to deindustrialize the Rust Belt, why isn't it just as "efficient" to lay off Romulox Jan 2012 #3

Are ProSense Jan 2012 #5

people like George Will apparently don't think of those 24,000 people who lost their jobs WI_DEM Jan 2012 #4