[RealJustme]

Several States have obligated State owned land to back up public union retirment plans. In other words if the State can't continue to pay the full amount of promised retired public employees retirements, the retirement plan takes possession of State owned land to meet the obligation. California alone has obligated over 30% of their State parks to the Teacher's Retirement Fund.

Is there any doubt in anyone's mind that the public unions will be calling for the public lands to be turned over to them in the near future? Why those in the private sector suffer, those in the public sector milk them dry.

[elklindo69]

Bush cut taxes and went to war. And borrowed from the Chinese to pay for it. So how much did that cost? A couple of trillion, give or take?

OK, so Bush sold the whole state of California to the Chinese, and Justme complains that the Union owns a few city parks...

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