Posted on 03/16/2011 8:26:30 AM PDT by blog.Eyeblast.tv
Armed with a bullhorn, thuggery, and the most annoying chants ever, union thugs continued their streak of ‘solidarity’.
The following took place at a recall Jim Holperin Rally in Merill, WI. As you can see, “F*ck you” is written on the ripped up petitions. The video was shot after the incident took place.
According to an eyewitness account:
This video was shot minutes after a union advocate destroyed several petitions at a recall Jim Holperin Rally in Merill, WI. The event was moved to the court house grounds because the private location originally slated to host the event was threatened with arson. It should be noted that police were present when the protestor destroyed these recall petitions, but stated to us that there was nothing they could do about it. The female protestor, who had a young child with her, approached the recall table pretending to be interested in signing the petition, then proceeded to write F— You! She then ripped up other completed petitions before being stopped. Her actions were met with great approval from the rest of the crowd, who took up the chant heard in the video.
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I must have missed the urinal sentimental headline...
Don’t any of these asshats have jobs? Are they all from out of State?
The video would be more impressive if it had been filmed in a friendlier aspect. Holding my head sideways to view it is a little disconcerting. Where’s the perp?
But, I am offended at the non action of the police. When is somebody going to tell these teachers that civil disobedience does not look good on them?
Unions are like cancer. They take over, and ultimately destroy whatever organism they infect.
Anyone with more than half a wit should display a modicum of civility, and stop associating with unions and union goons. The world has never had a shortage of the mindless collective, but only the lowest rung of humanity participates.
That’s democracy in action.
Are you kidding me?
Sounds like the union thugs have violated the civil rights of those signing the petition. Where is the Justice Department????(not holding my breath)
The union chant was pretty flat. I think these guys are somewhat embarrassed by their own behavior and well they should be.
It’s nice to see that voters are stepping all over the state to tell their local school boards and assemblymen not to pass any more teachers’ contracts until Walker’s bill is released.
While we all understand and find merit in the analogy of cancer infection to cancer, may I, your fellow Freeper, suggest an even more fun and apt analogy?
Zombie ants. Normal ant-eater fearing ants taken over by a predatory fungus turn into self-destructive ZOMBIE ANTS.
Repectfully so,
--Freeper Maximus bvw
ps. Please get back to writing magnificent treatises on Economics and Sociology.
Tagline from earlier completely appropriate ...
Typo fix “cancer infections to unions”
Are the Recall Petitions government forms? Do they bear a government issued form number or control number?
If so, wouldn’t defacing or tearing them up qualify as destruction of government property, which I assume would be a punishable offense?
Some of these guys need to get decked. PERIOD!
The police are union.
Nothing they WOULD do about it is more accurate.
If these so called teachers are representative of the education given to students there.....one seriously has to consider what really was taught aside from anarchy at all costs with electives in “Gimme, I want, lets go 101”.
Dear Students with a Wisconsin zipcode. Do not imply within or send a resume. We know the quality of education you have received and are not interested in employing you ...ever.
Nothing they WOULD do about it is more accurate."
Next the police will wonder about a lack of community support and the rise of vigilante justice.
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