[RexBeach]

Boy, those SEIU people sure aren’t civil!

[Bigh4u2]

I recognized a few ‘Code Pinkos’ in there. Including Media Benjamin.

You gotta look fast, but she’s there.

[Jim W N]

Unions are second, right behind big government (and a destructive effect of big government), as the greatest political/economic problem in America.

[Buckeye Battle Cry]

I would so very much enjoy some explicit video of these Purple People Beaters getting good old fashioned wood shampoos from some of Washington’s finest!

[WayneS]

I think a single Dillon Tactical Vehicle could take care of the SEIU problem once and for all.

http://www.dillonaero.com/content/videos.html

[Mich Patriot]

The one lady sounds like she’s chain-smoked about ten packs of cigs every day for 40 years.

These lying sacks o’ crap...this protest isn’t about their beloved customers who are being “killed” by the cuts. It’s about bringing their over-inflated wages in line with the private sector.

[Kartographer]

The road to CW II is paved with union dues.

[NavyCanDo]

LOL! I have been watching the usual bunch of Evergreen State College student protesters for the last few days, but these SEIU protesters are a bit more entertaining than smelly hairy hippies.

[NavyCanDo]

LOL! I have been watching the usual bunch of Evergreen State College student protesters for the last few days, but these SEIU protesters are a bit more entertaining than smelly hairy hippies.

[concerned about politics]

Committing actions such as these then crying foul is not going to win over sympathy from anyone.

Give it a little more time. The public is turning on them. They're becoming repulsive.

[Portcall24]

Committing actions such as these then crying foul is not going to win over sympathy from anyone.

Sorry but disagree on this point. They've won sympathy from MSM for a long time now...haven't seen much change.

[DeoVindiceSicSemperTyrannis]

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[popdonnelly]

If it weren’t for the internet, you would never know this happened.

[ozaukeemom]

I was watching a new series last night and one of the characters states he has the support of the SEIU. I was then torn wondering if he is being played as a good guy or bad guy. lol Years ago, I would not have caught the reference at all.

[edpc]

What a herd of fat cows. Odd how the one union member is voicing her concern about a patient requiring care “will die” if he is not turned every hour. If she’s so worried, why is she demonstrating instead of doing her job?

[popdonnelly]

The Left is nuts.

[OrioleFan]

It was interesting hearing the one loudmouth shouting she has one client who needed to be turned over every hour, else the client would die. The SEIU wench needs to get home to her rotissere job or she’s out of work. Isn’t her client more important to her than making an ass out of herself?

[misterrob]

ummmm, this looked nowhere near as bad as it was being spun. I saw some home healthcare providers fighting for their patients. Is that really any different then the people around here going on and on about the Obama death panels that Palin mentioned? And, if banks are getting bailouts for their stupidity, shouldn’t the money be clawed back from them first before you cut of money to the sick?

[Jack Hydrazine]

SEIU NAGs are angry and in our face, but now in jail!

[B.O. Plenty]

I want a law that restricts the total pay of public employees union "officials", employees, and agents to no more than $30,000 a year....and no funds to transport or support "protesters" at any union gathering.

Lets see just how dedicated the "officials" are to whipping up the crowd if they can't get rich doing so....and the "rank and file" are if they have to pay their own transportation and expenses so that they can trash a state house.

...BTW, the law should require all gatherings to clean up the premises when they leave.

If they refuse to clean up, the union or other group should be presented with a bill for the cleanup...and if it is not paid, the"officials" who insitgated the gathering should spend jail time and be burdened personally with the cleanup charges, with the bill treated like a late tax payment.