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malthaussen

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1. Eh, they'd just deny they do either.

Reply to Scuba (Original post)

Sun Jun 1, 2014, 08:58 AM

Jun 2014

The problem with terms like "overwork" and "underpay" is that they are definitional: they can mean whatever you want them to. Kind of like "appropriate," ya know?

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So how would a Republican's Secretary of Labor describe labor conditions today? [View all] Scuba Jun 2014 OP

Eh, they'd just deny they do either. malthaussen Jun 2014 #1

Today: "We've got 'em right where we want 'em." (nt) Heidi Jun 2014 #2

Way to go, Scuba! Enthusiast Jun 2014 #3