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Galraedia

(5,022 posts) Sun Sep 2, 2012, 11:17 PM Sep 2012

Which Side Are You On? - Almanac Singers (HAPPY LABOR DAY)

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Which Side Are You On? - Almanac Singers (HAPPY LABOR DAY) (Original Post) Galraedia Sep 2012 OP

K&R! cyberswede Sep 2012 #1

K&R. Paka Sep 2012 #2

16 Tons Tennessee Ernie Ford SJohnson Sep 2012 #3

We have forgotten maindawg Sep 2012 #4

cyberswede

(26,117 posts)

1. K&R!

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Sun Sep 2, 2012, 11:30 PM

Sep 2012

Awesome!

Paka

(2,760 posts)

2. K&R.

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Mon Sep 3, 2012, 05:17 AM

Sep 2012

Thank you for this wonderful reminder of what Labor Day represents.

SJohnson

(120 posts)

3. 16 Tons Tennessee Ernie Ford

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Mon Sep 3, 2012, 07:18 AM

Sep 2012

maindawg

(1,151 posts)

4. We have forgotten

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Mon Sep 3, 2012, 09:53 AM

Sep 2012

what these men fought for. The corporations simply moved the manufacturing to the third world. The fight will continue and the riots will come again in these third world countries.The corporations have become slave holders in these regions. They hold slaves here in the US as well. The sugar plantations are manned by slaves in florida as well as on American islands. They hold slaves in California on corporate farms. Our citizen farmers cannot compete with slave holder farms.That was one of the reasons we fought the civil war.
So it seems the more things change the more they stay the same.

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