...you could do yourself a favor and find out for yourself.TD: Yeah, and Rome was an EMPIRE. Is that what you guy's are emulating ?
Qx: Tell that to the AFL-CIO. they might get a kick out of your question.
TD: No, not at all. We're all up shit creek, and need to row our boat together.
Qx: Now you're getting enlightened.
TD: And YOU, lecture ME, about spewing vitriole ?
Qx: The "lecture" accusation is another bit of vitriole but go ahead.
TD: Qx, methinks the lady doth protest too much.
Qx: Forget the Shakespeare and check out the anarchafeminism page Flint referred you to.
TD: Yes , I am a worker. I exchange my labour for wages. OK, so I have some influence over other people, and for that I am paid slightly better,
Qx: You're a manager in other words. That's not difficult to figure out is it? Even if you're caught up in the wage-labor system.
TD: but if I want to keep my family fed, housed and clothed, then that is what I will continue doing until my circumstances offer a better opportunity.
Qx: Good. Go for it.
TD: And don't assume for one minute that I am wholeheartedly happy and at one with this scenario. Far from it.
Qx: Well, that's your problem as far as the system goes. What use is it telling anybody this after all the postings? You could have done so from the start.
TD: But you don't even get that far Qx.
Qx: I don't? You seem to be claiming clairvoyancy.
TD: Lame asshole ? No, I don't think so. Caught between a rock and a hard place, maybe.
Qx: Let the workers at McDonald's decide that one for themselves. Maybe it'll come out in a rap session.
TD: You do not understand the relationship between a franchisee and his employees. It is very different to the relationship between the corp and it's employees. And remember, I have worked for both. And I am not on the side of the corp.
Qx: Yeah right. It's not any different than a boss-worker relationaship in any fast-food outlet. Even if you're not on the side of McD's corporation.
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