I like to refer to the striking miners who stood up to their corrupt employers, who took advantage of them. We can apply this to today by just looking at the cost of living in comparison to base income. And the extreme pay gaps between corporate elite income, and the poor working class. I'm for the workers the people! I stand in Solidarity! I stand for Equality! I stand for Liberty!
Equality? You mean equality in opportunity, does not mean equal results. People are paid for skill and talent. You need to brush up on why communism is bad.
@@effu9593 no that's not what I mean. I mean everybody no matter what your abilities are deserve an income that's livable, gives them the opportunity to advance in their abilities and provide enough to pay for a home, transportation, food, and healthcare. There is no reason for it to be any other way. And if you disagree then your attitude is a part of the problem.
The united states government called the coal miners rednecks. That is true. We are talking about where the American term redneck came from which everyone calls us hillbillies. Nobody in this country started calling anybody a redneck until after the coal mine wars. Its that simple, your just over complicating things.
I like to refer to the striking miners who stood up to their corrupt employers, who took advantage of them. We can apply this to today by just looking at the cost of living in comparison to base income. And the extreme pay gaps between corporate elite income, and the poor working class. I'm for the workers the people! I stand in Solidarity! I stand for Equality! I stand for Liberty!
Equality? You mean equality in opportunity, does not mean equal results. People are paid for skill and talent. You need to brush up on why communism is bad.
@@effu9593 no that's not what I mean. I mean everybody no matter what your abilities are deserve an income that's livable, gives them the opportunity to advance in their abilities and provide enough to pay for a home, transportation, food, and healthcare. There is no reason for it to be any other way. And if you disagree then your attitude is a part of the problem.
Not trying to be a grammar nazi but I've heard enough miner/minor jokes to last me a lifetime.
I was always told about the neck sunburnt farmers. Being here in Georgia it makes sense.
Nope before the railroad war southerners were called hillbillys
The united states government called the coal miners rednecks. That is true. We are talking about where the American term redneck came from which everyone calls us hillbillies. Nobody in this country started calling anybody a redneck until after the coal mine wars. Its that simple, your just over complicating things.