No more Twinkies? Others could buy Hostess' brands

That was the news this week.  A popular snack that probably has a direct link to obesity has closed shop.

Please don't take this as anti-union, but please consider the logic of union shop going on strike and the outcome.

Seems that others in Twitterland have the same thought.  Perhaps the unions will claim a public health victory.


No more Twinkies? Others could buy Hostess' brands

via USATODAY.com Feed on 11/15/12

Hostess Brands says it has gone to Bankruptcy Court seeking permission to close its business.


@alanfitzsimmons: Thank you to the union for your contribution to the
demise of the Twinkie. Your 18000 members w/o jobs really won didn't
they?

Original Message:
http://twitter.com/AlanFitzsimmons/status/269487588727992320

and this:

RT @bobconfer: Employees who quit typically cannot collect unemployment benefits. Shouldn't that hold true for 6k of Hostess workers for job abandonment?

No one lost their life yet ...

Comparing the reaction of the Muslim world to the anti-Islamic Innocence of Muslims film, reaction to the movie produced the death of at least four Americans and a bounty placed on the creator of the film by a representative of the Pakistani government.

Reaction to this "work of art" called Piss Christ produced an outcry by the Christian community yet no one died, no Christians rioted in the street, none were seen shooting government officials.

Can we continue to say that Islam is the "religion of peace"? 

Yet even this post may produce a reply from some in that community because it offends someone named Mohammed.

You will know them by their fruit.


Piss Christ - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia:

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Tax Penalty to Hit Nearly Six Million Uninsured People

Should you be surprised that our President promised to not raise taxes on anyone making under $250K per year, yet, ObamaCare, approved by the United States Supreme Court as a tax, will impact folks making $55 annually?

What do you suppose should be done?


Tax Penalty to Hit Nearly Six Million Uninsured People | U.S. | TIME.com:

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