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In reply to the discussion: The Conclusions of a Working Class "Taker" [View all]moondust
(20,017 posts)9. You might appreciate this.
Last edited Sun Jan 26, 2014, 03:12 AM - Edit history (1)
PBS aired this documentary set in Maine dealing with working folks, jobs, community, etc.
Downeast
Set during an era of U.S. post-industrialization in which numerous factories have been exported, Downeast focuses on entrepreneur Antonio Bussone's journey of building and operating one of the first U.S. lobster factories, in the rural Maine village of Prospect Harbor.
http://video.pbs.org/video/2365146734/
Set during an era of U.S. post-industrialization in which numerous factories have been exported, Downeast focuses on entrepreneur Antonio Bussone's journey of building and operating one of the first U.S. lobster factories, in the rural Maine village of Prospect Harbor.
http://video.pbs.org/video/2365146734/
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The real "Makers" are the workers. The "Takers" are those who take the profit from their work.
SharonAnn
Jan 2014
#44
Thank you for your post. The people who matter know who the true heroes are. I'll add my favorite
okaawhatever
Jan 2014
#31
I admire you and your working class family, much like mine..still going strong. Hang in there.
joanbarnes
Jan 2014
#34
But now politicians are having their feet and wallets held to the fire by the 1%, not us!
Dustlawyer
Jan 2014
#35
Wow! I'd love to see this in some newspaper's LTTE section... maybe the NY Times? n/t
Beartracks
Jan 2014
#40
I agree, maybe send it to every member of Congress also. Not that many of them would read it without
sabrina 1
Jan 2014
#63
For you. Because I'll always throw in my chips with the working class. We salute you back.
ancianita
Jan 2014
#51
It shouldn't be the Takers vs the Makers. It should be the Greedy vs the Needy.
Auntie Bush
Jan 2014
#59