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In reply to the discussion: My sister found these among my mom's old things [View all]VPStoltz
(1,295 posts)52. From the days when even the wealthy realized no one is a truly self-made success.
Business owners once had a modicum of respect for the class of worker willing to make them rich just to get a piece of the pie. Now? Who does Sam Walton think sold all that crap for him? It's nothing but exploitation and get out of the schmucks every once of energy the least amount of $. And don't complain or "you're fired."
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When I was a kid, we were asked to roll our sleeves up to support the local paper mill's union.
tecelote
Sep 2013
#30
I remember those labels. "Symbol of decency, fair labor standards, and the American way of life."
Hekate
Sep 2013
#2
I shop mainly in thrift stores and find more union labels and made in America tags
mountain grammy
Sep 2013
#22
From the days when even the wealthy realized no one is a truly self-made success.
VPStoltz
Sep 2013
#52