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Lissen y'all, please don't be concerned about any of these guys losing their jobs, OK? They're UAW!

Oh, and buying a Chrysler never even entered my mind. N - E - V - E - R.
 
Lissen y'all, please don't be concerned about any of these guys losing their jobs, OK? They're UAW!

Oh, and buying a Chrysler never even entered my mind. N - E - V - E - R.

Who said anything about being concerned for these guys??? Of cause they won't loose their jobs. :nono: What's going to happen is more taxpayers money will be spent on sobriety and anti-drug campaign at their plant. :redbrick:

I can be piss-tested at work at any given time WITHOUT a cause, and I WILL LOOSE MY JOB if the test comes up positive for any illicit drug. These guys are showing up for work drunk and smoked up... And apparently without any concern for possible consequences... This makes me so angry!!! :redbrick:
 
OK, so this reporter followed these people for how many days? Did anyone see a police officer anywhere in that report to cite/arrest anyone for: a) drinking in a public place [if there is a law on the books in that town banning that] b) smoking a joint / possessing marijuana and c) the most blatant - driving while impaired or intoxicated?

This reporter is just as negligent for not having the local PD on scene enforcing all laws before airing his expose, especially since DUI/DWI charges could've been brought against the drivers.

Mike :artist2:
 
OK, so this reporter followed these people for how many days? Did anyone see a police officer anywhere in that report to cite/arrest anyone for: a) drinking in a public place [if there is a law on the books in that town banning that] b) smoking a joint / possessing marijuana and c) the most blatant - driving while impaired or intoxicated?

This reporter is just as negligent for not having the local PD on scene enforcing all laws before airing his expose, especially since DUI/DWI charges could've been brought against the drivers.

Mike :artist2:

The reporter is negligent? Wow
 
OK, so this reporter followed these people for how many days? Did anyone see a police officer anywhere in that report to cite/arrest anyone for: a) drinking in a public place [if there is a law on the books in that town banning that] b) smoking a joint / possessing marijuana and c) the most blatant - driving while impaired or intoxicated?

This reporter is just as negligent for not having the local PD on scene enforcing all laws before airing his expose, especially since DUI/DWI charges could've been brought against the drivers.

Mike :artist2:


I'm quite sure his report caught the attention of the local authorities and that they have launched their own "investigation". LOL
 
try the news at fox for full story

The youtube video is gone but the news from fox detroit is still available. Now I know why my 2001 jeep has been a heartache from day one.
Check out the link for teh Fox news story.

Chrysler Auto Workers Busted
 
Steer clear of that brand, it spells t r o u b l e. I would buy Ford or GM before I even consider to test drive a Jeep.
 
Exactly.....that same crap happens at every big company.

BTW, I'd be smoking and drinking if I worked on an assembly line too!




Then I say go find a job sweeping streets, and open the job up for someone that needs it and cares about it.

Of course though...the recession is over so, we're all ok now..whew...that was a close one...:hello:
 
Then I say go find a job sweeping streets, and open the job up for someone that needs it and cares about it.

Of course though...the recession is over so, we're all ok now..whew...that was a close one...:hello:

Sweeping streets? Me...or them? I didn't put myself through 7 years of college to sweep the streets (or work on an assembly line). But if you'd like to do that, go right ahead.

BTW, the recession has officially been over since June 2009. Yup, more than a year ago. Unfortunately, unemployment is still way up and the housing market is still in the dumps, so a lot of people don't feel that the recession is over, but it is.

NBER: The Recession Ended in June 2009 - CBS MoneyWatch.com
 
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