Benito I did talk with them or sat through their lectures, a good majority never rolled up their sleeves or if they did their elitist personalities overrode what common sense they acquired.

No bones about it, I am generalizing, hence the broad brush of the term “Ivory Tower,” that does not mean that everybody in academia suffers from this ignorance concerning the working people, rather only the majority do!

The author advocates for unions, or rather he defends them. As a non-joiner let me point out that Big Labor no longer really cares about the working man. They really only care about Big Labor and power.

And Benito my problem is mainly with VB he frequently rails for the Dems. Well the dems have turned their back on the working people of this Country too. Its not just your rich republicans. The Dems are just as beholden to Corrupt Corporate and Special Interests as the Republicans. But VB is snake oil peddler spouting that the evil republicans are responsible for the plight of good hard working americans and that voting for the corrupt dems will solve their problems. Well “BS” that is deception, it is shameful partisan deception of the American people. It is a cover for the social engineering perpetrated like Ivory Tower types like VB and yes Obama as well as McCain. You want to do whats best for the working man, then give back the power of self governance to the working people of this country let them decide how to spend their money and stopping taxing them to death.

Its “Ivory Tower”, singular, and if you actually talked to those that you seemingly despise, you'd be surprised to find out how many people in academia have actually been blue collar workers at some point, or many points in their lives.

“This article is wrong and the substance of this great article if implemented would do little more than keep the working man down.”…

Now I'm just wondering if you actually read the piece. Please cite something in the article that is “wrong”. If what was implemented? The author does not offer a plan or a solution, he's merely pointing out the glaring injustice with the current economic situation. The article is on the “working man's” side… do you not see that.

I don't have a blackberry and yes I have commonly used a welding torch. This article is wrong and the substance of this great article if implemented would do little more than keep the working man down.

Benito I did talk with them or sat through their lectures, a good majority never rolled up their sleeves or if they did their elitist personalities overrode what common sense they acquired.

No bones about it, I am generalizing, hence the broad brush of the term “Ivory Tower,” that does not mean that everybody in academia suffers from this ignorance concerning the working people, rather only the majority do!

The author advocates for unions, or rather he defends them. As a non-joiner let me point out that Big Labor no longer really cares about the working man. They really only care about Big Labor and power.

And Benito my problem is mainly with VB he frequently rails for the Dems. Well the dems have turned their back on the working people of this Country too. Its not just your rich republicans. The Dems are just as beholden to Corrupt Corporate and Special Interests as the Republicans. But VB is snake oil peddler spouting that the evil republicans are responsible for the plight of good hard working americans and that voting for the corrupt dems will solve their problems. Well “BS” that is deception, it is shameful partisan deception of the American people. It is a cover for the social engineering perpetrated like Ivory Tower types like VB and yes Obama as well as McCain. You want to do whats best for the working man, then give back the power of self governance to the working people of this country let them decide how to spend their money and stopping taxing them to death.

Its “Ivory Tower”, singular, and if you actually talked to those that you seemingly despise, you'd be surprised to find out how many people in academia have actually been blue collar workers at some point, or many points in their lives.

“This article is wrong and the substance of this great article if implemented would do little more than keep the working man down.”…

Now I'm just wondering if you actually read the piece. Please cite something in the article that is “wrong”. If what was implemented? The author does not offer a plan or a solution, he's merely pointing out the glaring injustice with the current economic situation. The article is on the “working man's” side… do you not see that.

Benito I did talk with them or sat through their lectures, a good majority never rolled up their sleeves or if they did their elitist personalities overrode what common sense they acquired.

No bones about it, I am generalizing, hence the broad brush of the term “Ivory Tower,” that does not mean that everybody in academia suffers from this ignorance concerning the working people, rather only the majority do!

The author advocates for unions, or rather he defends them. As a non-joiner let me point out that Big Labor no longer really cares about the working man. They really only care about Big Labor and power.

And Benito my problem is mainly with VB he frequently rails for the Dems. Well the dems have turned their back on the working people of this Country too. Its not just your rich republicans. The Dems are just as beholden to Corrupt Corporate and Special Interests as the Republicans. But VB is snake oil peddler spouting that the evil republicans are responsible for the plight of good hard working americans and that voting for the corrupt dems will solve their problems. Well “BS” that is deception, it is shameful partisan deception of the American people. It is a cover for the social engineering perpetrated like Ivory Tower types like VB and yes Obama as well as McCain. You want to do whats best for the working man, then give back the power of self governance to the working people of this country let them decide how to spend their money and stopping taxing them to death.

Its “Ivory Tower”, singular, and if you actually talked to those that you seemingly despise, you'd be surprised to find out how many people in academia have actually been blue collar workers at some point, or many points in their lives.

“This article is wrong and the substance of this great article if implemented would do little more than keep the working man down.”…

Now I'm just wondering if you actually read the piece. Please cite something in the article that is “wrong”. If what was implemented? The author does not offer a plan or a solution, he's merely pointing out the glaring injustice with the current economic situation. The article is on the “working man's” side… do you not see that.

Benito I did talk with them or sat through their lectures, a good majority never rolled up their sleeves or if they did their elitist personalities overrode what common sense they acquired.

No bones about it, I am generalizing, hence the broad brush of the term “Ivory Tower,” that does not mean that everybody in academia suffers from this ignorance concerning the working people, rather only the majority do!

The author advocates for unions, or rather he defends them. As a non-joiner let me point out that Big Labor no longer really cares about the working man. They really only care about Big Labor and power.

And Benito my problem is mainly with VB he frequently rails for the Dems. Well the dems have turned their back on the working people of this Country too. Its not just your rich republicans. The Dems are just as beholden to Corrupt Corporate and Special Interests as the Republicans. But VB is snake oil peddler spouting that the evil republicans are responsible for the plight of good hard working americans and that voting for the corrupt dems will solve their problems. Well “BS” that is deception, it is shameful partisan deception of the American people. It is a cover for the social engineering perpetrated like Ivory Tower types like VB and yes Obama as well as McCain. You want to do whats best for the working man, then give back the power of self governance to the working people of this country let them decide how to spend their money and stopping taxing them to death.

Its “Ivory Tower”, singular, and if you actually talked to those that you seemingly despise, you'd be surprised to find out how many people in academia have actually been blue collar workers at some point, or many points in their lives.

“This article is wrong and the substance of this great article if implemented would do little more than keep the working man down.”…

Now I'm just wondering if you actually read the piece. Please cite something in the article that is “wrong”. If what was implemented? The author does not offer a plan or a solution, he's merely pointing out the glaring injustice with the current economic situation. The article is on the “working man's” side… do you not see that.

I don't have a blackberry and yes I have commonly used a welding torch. This article is wrong and the substance of this great article if implemented would do little more than keep the working man down.