USWA's $40m

[Charles Brown]

Does the long range of your plans include
an end of employers and employment as
we know them ? This is the definition
of class struggle trade unionism. The class
struggle is not permanent. It comes to an
end when the working class wins it.
Does your approach envisage this. ?

In other words, do you have a maximum
plan to go with your minimum plan (or program) ?

Charles Brown

   Detroit

 
Workers of the West, it's our turn.


>>> james withrow <withrow21 at webtv.net> 08/24 11:19 AM >>>

     All my plans are based on a group of workers confronting their
employer and demanding respect, better wages and benefits, and a voice
in the workplace.  In every case, uniting with fellow workers in other
workplaces is bound to be a prerequisite for success.  I think that
might be considered the minimum class struggle position.

     If your organizing plan requires some custom-fitting to a specific
type of class struggle, I may have to charge more than my normal rate of
$300,000.  Probably $320,000.  

     I should mention that all my organizing plans do come with a
money-back guarantee if they don't perform as promised, which, I feel,
beats the competition hands-down.

      Thanks for shopping at Unions-R-Us.

                             James in Philly