What do we all do for a living?

Man theres a lot of students here!. Pretty soon Ill be the only high school dropout left. Ah well no worries. At least I wont have to do all the thinking . Good luck with your education everybody. And I really mean that.

I am a third generation member of a dieing trade the victum of capitalism like every other trade
Im a butcher

I used to work in a packing house but after a fiailed attempt at forming a left leaning local of the
N.A.M.P.U that resulted in snitch squads,set ups & harrasment by the owners and the UFCW I started working as a wage slave in small supermarkets

Comrade_Night_Train wrote:
I am a third generation member of a dieing trade the victum of capitalism like every other trade
Im a butcher

I used to work in a packing house but after a fiailed attempt at forming a left leaning local of the
N.A.M.P.U that resulted in snitch squads,set ups & harrasment by the owners and the UFCW I started working as a wage slave in small supermarkets

Hahaha...you organized inside the UFCW too! I did much the same while working at Meijers. Our faction got the workers to vote down the pathetic concessionary contract the first time (which the union misleaders tried to sell to us), then the union misleaders and Meijers negotiators tweaked the numbers a bit for another concessionary contract (basically by adding puny raises while slashing the benefits), and the union misleaders went out of their way to assist in getting our no-deal/strike-to-win faction members fired. Even after I was canned, I would still show up on their store property, run through the buildings, getting non deal/pro-strike literature out to the employees and flee the scene before the cops they called could get there to snatch me and those working with me for 'trespass' and 'solicitiation'. They rig the rules to keep us from organizing, fighting back and winning. In the face of such opposition from the bourgeoisie and their corrupt union misleadership lapdogs, we must defy, strike and occupy. To hell with showing reverence and obedience to sellout misleaders of the working class!

HELL YEAH !!!................though TRYED is the word the F'ing UFCW is no more a union for its members then Walmart Country Stores is a country market


they took a temporary hit in the 1985 - 1986 Hormel Meat Packers Strike in Austin, Minnesota they never let it happen again ((how the UFCW became so big, impersonel & pro-managment is anouther story )) when we atempted to form a N.A.M.P.U local to combat line speed increases and things as simple as fixing the showers and vandalized lockers They and managment fell on us like a ton of bricks