FMr. Rower, you and friends should stand up for fair wages for employees

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FMr. Rower, you and friends should stand up for fair wages for employees

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While everyone certainly appreciates

everyone in the community who supports charities, we all know most people

just want a fair chance to survive on their own and would be grateful

to those that could help their families not beg for charity as most people

have integrity and dignity.

As a union member, it is your

duty to step up and help by not necessarily advocating unions, but by

finding a way to pay back those who suffered and fought for the success

of our contracts.

Most people are not jealous

or aware of any so-called establishment, but lose respect and find it

disgraceful for people who live off the fruits of a contract/brotherhood

and take absolutely no stand in editorials or elections to support those

roots.

We need you, your brotherhood,

to finally stand up and help pressure corporate America (Wal-Mart, etc.)

and admit that it is not decent for any corporation to make trillions

and have their employees' families live in a car (not to mention those

recreation fees).

If not, then please admit that

you would rather just play that occasional golf charity, volunteer at

the kids' school, enjoy the fruits of your contract, continue to support

and defend politicians who have not done one iota for the average citizen

and continue to tell Peachtree City how thankful we should be!

Mr. Rower, you are in the perfect

position to be "the man" in this community and help unite people

and create positive action for the benefit of all people in Peachtree

City. Please make the right decision. I'll even promise to quit ragging

in the editorial section! Happy holidays to all!

Cindy Ostrowski

Peachtree City

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