From Rhino Reader Alan Marshall
I find it very interesting that teachers chose to all simultaneously request a “teacher’s work day”, aka a paid day off, across the state in order to march on Raleigh in protest. And that day just HAPPENED to be May first, May Day’
Now I’m going to point out something that will get me attacked, but guess what…you don’t sign my paycheck and you don’t write my EER so criticize away, I don’t care.
May Day is also celebrated in Communist/Socialist countries as a day of the Revolution in which the People took power and were going to make the change to make the world perfect, to make sure EVERYBODY had EVERYTHING but one thing was overlooked…who is going to do it. Here’s a hint…
“From each according to his ability, to each according to his needs”
Key Aspects of the Principle:
· Voluntary Contribution: “From each according to his ability” implies that individuals work to the best of their skills and talents, contributing to the common good.
· Distribution by Need: “To each according to his needs” means that goods and services are distributed based on individual requirements rather than on their contribution or wealth.
From the maydaystrong.org website
Across the Country We Are Standing Up And Demanding:
That we tax the rich so our families, not their fortunes, come first,
No ICE. No war. No private army serving authoritarian power.
Expand democracy. Hands off our vote.
And it’s up to us to organize and act together.
So we are paying teachers, people responsible for providing an example for our children, to go to the capital and participate in a protest against our Constitutional Republic.
Ladies and Gentleman, Americans, we are seeing a classic example of the inmates running the asylum. And do it on YOUR tax dollars. But you go right on ahead and keep watching Dancing With The Stars, don’t be bothered with your way of life being taken from you bit by bit.
Carpe Diem
Alan Marshall
