I saw this, then I thought, here in the Philippines, gov't build a bridge even without a river.

memerable

Maybe that's why Karoshi is high in Japan

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skaroreg

Gotta get over the piles of bodies from the literal drug war somehow

8 years ago |

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AristotelianLogos

Powerful unions use public works projects solely as a way to siphon as many tax dollars as possible to their members. The taxpayer be damned

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lipbalmm

I have no idea what you just said but I'm taking my hat off to you sir

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benmode

I couldn't agree with you more.

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unholyRC

Yea, it has nothing to do with construction contractors dragging jobs out, and corrupt local politicians.

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norwood4

THEY TOOK (forever to do) ARE JERBS

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AristotelianLogos

That's just restating what I said. You must be union, if you want to get a public works construction contract. Private, non-union bids 1/

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AristotelianLogos

Are not accepted, because there are laws REQUIRING that only union workers be allowed to work on state and local government projects. 2/2

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JMensch

Yet unions in Germany are highly successful. Must be something about the self-serving individualism that's deeply rooted in American psyche.

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AristotelianLogos

I would have to research what the relationship between unions and government are in Germany. I would be shocked if it was equivalent 1/

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