Burger Strike flops

Newspeople went to the advertised places for the “burger-flipper strike” and guess what? No burger-flippers; only union organizers. The whole thing was a setup designed to let the unions get in on the action at McDonald’s and other fast-food outlets. They pretended to be fast-food workers but weren’t. The whole thing was not the idea of the “burger-flippers”: it was the idea of the union organizers and only very few of the IGNORANT workers went along with it. Nobody seemed to understand that the franchisees paid their workers what they could AFFORD. They could not AFFORD the $15.00 an hour they were demanding unless they charged $15.00 for a hamburger, which they could not do. I, for one, would not buy it (and no liberal-spnsored strike could make me). So the strike would, if successful, only cost them their jobs. The UNIONS would have put the fast food industry OUT OF BUSINESS as the union did to Hostess Foods (Twinkies). The liberal news media is making a “big thing” out of it, but they had to work hard to do it. They predicted a big “shake-up,” but it didn’t happen. The “strike” lasted about an hour before it broke up and business resumed as usual. Liberals still think people are in business to create jobs for their workers; not so. The reason is PROFIT (a “dirty word” to liberals) for the owners and if they can’t make a profit there’s no reason to even bother. (Fox 31 Denver)