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Re: Mandate ruled constitutional. Maybe? 

By: Beldin in POPE | Recommend this post (1)
Sat, 30 Jun 12 12:51 AM | 51 view(s)
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BWHA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA!!! Ah, the government, labor unions, the "community," and "other benevolent organizations" should have the right to approve of any contract that is "brought to their attention," eh?! Ah, killthecat ... you prove you're no businessman ... because you just described a state-run economy. It's just your way of saying "Dasvidanya, Comrade" to the American way of life. Rolling Eyes




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Re: Mandate ruled constitutional. Maybe?
By: killthecat in POPE
Sat, 30 Jun 12 12:42 AM 		Msg. 62964 of 65535

Beldin:

As usual, not a clue.

Government and others (eg labor unions, the community, other benevolent organizations representing society or the general good) can set broad standards. There is no need to examine every contract. Just those brought to their attention for broaching standards or breaking the law.

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