More Proof America is like Nazi Germany

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Wisconsin’s teachers required to teach kids labor union and collective bargaining history

Wisconsin’s teachers are required to teach children about the history of the labor union movement and collective bargaining in the United States, per a law former Democratic Gov. Jim Doyle signed in December 2009. Wisconsin’s Assembly Bill (AB) 172 requires the state’s teachers to incorporate “the history of organized labor in America and the collective bargaining process” into their lesson plans.

Describing the new law, AB 172, Wisconsin’s official Department of Public Instruction (DPI) website says, “Wisconsin has long been a leader in labor rights. The Progressive Movement, which had its beginnings in our state, led to laws limiting child labor and safety in the workplace. Unions such as the AFL-CIO and Teamsters allow us to enjoy an eight-hour work week and vacation time. In fact, it has been argued by some historians that the history of the United States itself could be a history of labor.”

http://news.yahoo.com/s/dailycaller...idslaborunionandcollectivebargaininghistory_1

And Back 65 years ago this is what a german teacher teaching kids in German school

 
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I don't think it helps to make comparisons that while true are not significant. If you want to include a comparison as part of another argument so be it. But when the whole of your argument is a stretched comparison then it will fall flat.
 
Unions were banned in Nazi Germany and their leaders locked up, tortured and killed.

You comparison is totally wrong.

Comrade Stalin
 
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