Ontario’s Greece: Teacher’s and
Public Unions.
When Greece recently changed
governments, their public unions did a ‘Kathleen Wynne’ and whipped up enough
votes to elect a silly group who promised them they would overrule
international European creditors led by Germany and keep the good rolling.
Greece would not bow to their
creditor fairy Godmother’s reasonable
(under the circumstances) austerity measures and yet expected Europe to
keep making their national payroll for them.
Under the European Union they were
all their brother’s soft touch, were they not?
Under the real properties of money
which neither, unionists or their crazy uncle Karl learned in their very own
schools is that money seeks its own level with as much indifference to those
around it as a sewer flooded basement. Too bad…so sad!
Bleeding hearts bleed as far and as
long as other pockets can be pinched by political hook or judicial crook.
The first Pilgrims and first real
social experiment, this on the e on the aesthetic volunteer principle of St.
Paul’s Christian brand of socialism, soon learned that neighbours could get out
of putting out for the community good and still collect on the backs of others
became a no brainer for the sloths if an opportunity for bad acting.
…And at a time and place, no less,
when survival itself was at stake not just a new boat or cottage.
Hot on Greece’s trail Kathleen Wynne
and the Ontario liberals have already played out the hand of borrowing as much
as they could without burdening future electorates to the ‘ridiculous’ just to
keep giving public unions unrealistic salaries wherein just cost of living
allowances make private salary increases pale in the principle salary base.
Dalton McGuinty actually played out
that hand just before he bailed and forgot the ‘all spent’ memo to his
underling Wynne.
So now Greece is just beginning to
experience hospital financial shortages that are impacting patients worse than
OHIP ever came close to, yet.
So teacher’s and public unions, is
this where you want this financial downgraded Province to end up?
That ought to make you very popular
outside of your own social circles.
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