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Are you surprised that an organization that forces people to pay bribes in order to work also supports the legal sale of drugs?
"Proponents of the marijuana legalization initiative on the November ballot won the endorsement Wednesday of the council that oversees the political work of the United Food and Commercial Workers Union in California, as well as one of the union's major locals, giving proponents a significant boost to their campaign.
They also had hoped to win the endorsement of the California Labor Federation, which met this week in San Diego, but decided not to press for a vote and settled instead on persuading the powerful organization to remain neutral which it did."
This is the union that works in grocery stores, among other places. So, while sampling the grapes while working, will they now have freedom to sample the marijuana as well? Maybe this is a good way to keep these bribe payers happy--let them be high at work.
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"Proponents of the marijuana legalization initiative on the November ballot won the endorsement Wednesday of the council that oversees the political work of the United Food and Commercial Workers Union in California, as well as one of the union's major locals, giving proponents a significant boost to their campaign.
They also had hoped to win the endorsement of the California Labor Federation, which met this week in San Diego, but decided not to press for a vote and settled instead on persuading the powerful organization to remain neutral which it did."
This is the union that works in grocery stores, among other places. So, while sampling the grapes while working, will they now have freedom to sample the marijuana as well? Maybe this is a good way to keep these bribe payers happy--let them be high at work.
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