- Posted by Christopher Estep on December 17, 2007
Paula Deen is certainly one of Georgia's most famous celebrities these days. The Savannah entrepreneur is one of the most popular celebrity chefs in the country and that fact apparently isn't lost on the organized labor thugs.
But union protestors have seized on her celebrity status to call attention to their dispute with a food manufacturer, even going so far as to picket Deen.
Notice that they aren't having any kind of dispute with Paula Deen, but they are just trying to use her status as a celebrity to draw attention to the fact that they're not wanted and they think they should be able to force themselves on any company they choose, even if the employees don't want them:
"Smithfield is for giving their employees what they want, and they gave their employees the opportunity to vote, and they voted the union out. I have been to this plant. I have talked to the workers, and all I can do is take these workers at their word," she said.
And this is the essence of the Commucrat's dogma. It doesn't matter what you want. It is all about what's best for you and naturally, they are the ones who should be deciding that. This couldn't be more Marxist if Karl wrote it himself!
If you want to see the Democrat platform come to life, you only need to watch the unions, how they operate, and what they bring (and take from) employees. Everything is about force. Everything is about thuggery and coercion. If they don't get their way, they bully you and try to ruin you. The facts don't matter. What you want doesn't matter. Like any dictatorial regime, they are all about choice as long as you choose what they choose.
They are pro-choice unless you want to have a baby.
They want women to choose their career unless that career is motherhood.
They want more blacks involved in politics unless you're conservative and then you're "Uncle Tom".
And they want people to be able to choose to belong to unions as long as you can't choose not to belong to one.
11Alive.com - Paula Deen Facing Pickets
