AFL-CIO and Labor Unions, how does pol feel about them, are they

>>132170495
No, most of today's problems stem from that constant growth of average cock size. In 1980, it was 6 inches, but today it's around 8. How are we supposed to keep up with this rat race?

>>132170781
underage unemployed faggot get out

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>>132171032
Sure, OP. Have 1 last bump.

>>132170495
No, the decline of the health of the middle class can be attributed to the decline in the number of unionized businesses. Things were better for the average man when he had bargaining power. The union is, at its simplest form, an agent of the worker, no different from the Hollywood agents that represent actors. They negotiate contracts and make sure that all parties stick to the spirit of the contract.

Capitalist foundations are based upon the contract. Whether collective or individual, every business transaction should have a contract, period. How many of you have ever signed a contract or even negotiated the terms of one in your place of work? Most people get turned down when they try to negotiate in a job interview these days... Inherently anti-capitalistic. Communist employers seek to rig the system to benefit themselves at every turn and we see this every single day.