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Brad, you're a freak if you think having a National holiday is
"tyranical."  Just because It's written on all American calendars,
doesn't mean this great country MaKeS you do anything about it.
Have you no respect for our great country?

Also, I wish you were a kid again so i could ruin YOUR life in a sweat
shop.    Sound fun?

In <31DC866F.2885@hooked.net> Nosnag Selrahc <cganson@hooked.net>
writes: 
>
>Brad Falk wrote:
>
>> Has it occurred to you that some people might not want the day off?
>
>I agree. Why have "National Holidays" at all? It's tyrannical.
>
>> Many hourly employees do not get paid holidays, and that day off
means
>> less income for food and bills.
>
>I like to work EVERY DAY. Especially saturday and sunday.
>Everybody should be an hourly employee.
>And I don't like the child labor laws either.
>
>> July 4th is only a holiday for
>> salaried employees and those in unions.
>
>I hate unions and worker mollycoddlers like you, Leroy.
>
>> Have youo ever lived in a country where retail hours are regulated
>> by the government? Let me tell you it is hell.
>
>Government is the true Satan, yes.
>They pretend to help the people, but only employers can do that.
>
>> If you work, you
>> have to spend your lunch hour shopping because all the stores are
>> often closed by the time you get off or get home.
>
>I'd much rather have the stores be open at night.
>Sounds reasonable.
>
>> If you need something
>> like cough syrup of a sunday you may have to drive 30 miles to a
store
>> that has an exemption.
>
>And then you're late for work!
>
>> July 4th is the celebration of our freedom from tyrannical
government.
>> At least in America we have the freedom to open or close our
business
>> when WE want, and not when the government wants which is the
standard
>> in most other countries.
>
>Don't get me started on that minimum wage law. Another damned commie
plot.
>Like the 40 hour work week, and MANDATORY health benefits, and such.
>If government would just return to "laisse faire",
>true businessmen like this gentleman could bring about much greater
prosperity.
>
>> If you wanted socialism, then we should have never suceeded from
>> the United Kingdom.
>
>We'll never succeed at this rate, for sure.
>
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