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Detroit Free Press - Economy not on UAW’s side


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From today's Detroit Free Press:

 

 

Can you imagine if this drags on with a no vote and we are on strike or locked out the economy could tank and hit a depression like the Bush depression of 2088. We would be screwed. I think its important we stay focused and pass this fair and well bargained agreement for there are many scenarios that would work against us otherwise

 

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Can you imagine if this drags on with a no vote and we are on strike or locked out the economy could tank and hit a depression like the Bush depression of 2088. We would be screwed. I think its important we stay focused and pass this fair and well bargained agreement for there are many scenarios that would work against us otherwise

 

Forewarned

 

 

Auto sales seem to be pretty good which also gives Ford an incentive to lock us out and replace us. Or if we go on strike to replace us. Ford has enough inventory to take a strike for a few months. In that time, replacements can be trained and they will have the plants up and running. People will buy Fords at that point just to tell us to get screwed and to support the replacement scabs.

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Can you imagine if this drags on with a no vote and we are on strike or locked out the economy could tank and hit a depression like the Bush depression of 2088. We would be screwed. I think its important we stay focused and pass this fair and well bargained agreement for there are many scenarios that would work against us otherwise

 

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Add onto that the rightwing Republican TeaTards! Those Fox news morons will be on this all day and all night.

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Auto sales seem to be pretty good which also gives Ford an incentive to lock us out and replace us. Or if we go on strike to replace us. Ford has enough inventory to take a strike for a few months. In that time, replacements can be trained and they will have the plants up and running. People will buy Fords at that point just to tell us to get screwed and to support the replacement scabs.

 

 

Public hatred against what is seen as overpaid fat cat union members will drive up sales if we are replaced. No doubt about it.

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Auto sales seem to be pretty good which also gives Ford an incentive to lock us out and replace us. Or if we go on strike to replace us. Ford has enough inventory to take a strike for a few months. In that time, replacements can be trained and they will have the plants up and running. People will buy Fords at that point just to tell us to get screwed and to support the replacement scabs.

 

If the economy takes a turn for the worse (double dip recession) while we are on strike or locked out, will benefit the companies bargaining position, starve us out and we will end up worse than Chrysler

 

A no vote gives us a uncertain, most likely economically disadvantaged future

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