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Sep 12th 2009 16:49 strip gaza
I told the story about a canvass in which I had to support a candidate from my company regardless of my idea.

The other day, labor union of my company brought a campain signage to my house and set up it in front of the entrance. I couldn't decline it because of the job secrity.

There is a strong autonomy in my neighborhood, and all of neighbors and I support a local candidate.

Cosequently, my house seemed to be isolated due to the signage.
I feel like living in Gaza Strip now.
(´；ω；｀)ｳｩｩ
minicat
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Sep 12th 2009 17:19
  • I told the story about a canvass in which I had to support a candidate from my company regardless of my idea.

  • I told the story about a canvass in which I had to support a candidate from my company regardless of my own ideas.

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  • The other day, labor union of my company brought a campain signage to my house and set up it in front of the entrance.

  • The other day, the labor union of my company brought the campaign signage to my house and set up it in front of the entrance.

1 people think this correction is good.  
  • I couldn't decline it because of the job secrity.

  • I couldn't decline it because of my job security.

1 people think this correction is good.  
  • Cosequently, my house seemed to be isolated due to the signage.

  • Consequently, my house now seemed to be isolated due to the signage.

1 people think this correction is good.  
  • I feel like living in Gaza Strip now.

  • I feel like I'm living in Gaza Strip now.

1 people think this correction is good.  
Wow that's really bad. You should definitely let your neighbours know why that is happening to you if you didn't already.

So creepy that it's the Labor union doing it, they are meant to be there to support the workers against unfairness from the bosses!
watchreader
Sep 12th 2009 23:24
Man... that sucks. Maybe you can vandalize the sign so that it's blank or something. Then, when the neighbors ask, you can explain the situation, but if your work asks, you can say it was just vandalized!
Digger
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Sep 13th 2009 04:19
  • Isolated feeling

  • Isolated Feeling

 
  • I told the story about a canvass in which I had to support a candidate from my company regardless of my idea.

  • I told the story about a canvass in which I had to support a candidate from my company, regardless of my ideas.

 
  • The other day, labor union of my company brought a campain signage to my house and set up it in front of the entrance.

  • The other day, a labor union of my company brought a campain sign to my house and set up it in front of the entrance.

 
  • I couldn't decline it because of the job secrity.

  • I couldn't decline it because of my job secrity.

 
  • There is a strong autonomy in my neighborhood, and all of neighbors and I support a local candidate.

  • There is a strong autonomy in my neighborhood, and all of neighbors and I support a local candidate.

 
  • Cosequently, my house seemed to be isolated due to the signage.

  • Cosequently, my house seems to be isolated due to the sign.

 
  • I feel like living in Gaza Strip now.

  • I feel like I'm living in Gaza Strip now.

 
If someone put a George Bush sign outside my house, I would be mad >_<.

Can you tell your neighbors, "I don't really like this candidate!"?

Or, maybe you could draw a moustache and horns on the candidate's picture? Or write graffiti? XD If I was in your situation, I would probably do something bad....
Kyoko
Sep 13th 2009 09:05
>minicat

Thank you for you corrections.
I have to let neighbors know why the signage is put, however I'm afraid even if I would do it.

The labor union believes that the candidate from the company will work for company's benefit and that leads to workers' benefit at last. ><
Kyoko
Sep 13th 2009 09:06
>watchreader

Thank you for your comment.
I'm really dying to vandalize it! ^^
Kyoko
Sep 13th 2009 09:08
>Digger

Hahaha, a good idea.
Thanks.
翔太
Sep 13th 2009 18:30
This is quite common in labor unions (contrary to the opinion of those who don't have unions). The unions stick up for the bosses because of bribes and distance themselves from the workers. Unfortunately, enough people don't care about union elections so that no one votes in some one else who wouldn't be as corrupt, so nothing changes.
~Jala~ // ~ジャラ~
Sep 15th 2009 02:39
Oh, I'm sorry that you feel such pressure! Hang in there!
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