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If anyone has seen Jimmy Hoffa, who mysteriously disappeared outside a restaurant near Detroit on this day in 1975, contact the authorities. icwjohn is still working the case, but going nowhere. Tire sale all week.

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Tell us,Jimmy, you have a great view down in the end zone, was that ball in or out?

Whatever happened to the good old days, when people like Jimmy Hoffa, just mysteriously disappeared and no one else was hurt?

Today’s criminals are like the show, like the story yesterday from Chicago where a 13-year-old boy (Criminal) was shot 22 times overnight in the West Pullman Neighborhood while he rode his bicycle, according to police.

Robert Freeman, of the 11500 block of South Perry Avenue, died from the wounds.
Freeman was standing next to a car on South Perry at around 8:15 pm on Wednesday when a masked gunman jumped out of an overgrown vacant lot and opened fire into a crowd of people, his mother, Theresa Lumkin, said. Freeman was the only one hit.
A witness said the shooter stood over the boy after he fell and continued to shoot him in the chest. His family believes the shooting was a case of mistaken identity.

Source: http://www.nbcchicago.com/news/local-beat/Gun...

Mr Logic in Jax wrote:

Whatever happened to the good old days, when people like Jimmy Hoffa, just mysteriously disappeared and no one else was hurt?

The good old days were NOT good. Hoffa may have been the only one who " just mysteriously disappeared and no one else was hurt."

Hoffa created "a pattern of squandered and stolen union funds, sweetheart contracts, conflicts of interest among employers and labor leaders, phony 'paper locals' and denial of democratic process to members, collusions and coercions and violence always about to break out" in cities across the country, including New York, Chicago, Detroit, Cleveland, St. Louis, Pittsburgh, and Minneapolis. Hoffa's associates in organized crime included "Angelo Meli, William Bufalino, and Pete Licavoli of Detroit; Babe Triscaro of Cleveland; Paul Ricca and Joey Glimco of Chicago; and Johnny Dio, Tony Ducks Corallo, and Vincent Squillante of New York." *

*http://www.trutv.com/library/crime/notorious_...

Good Old Days Jimmy wrote:

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The good old days were NOT good. Hoffa may have been the only one who " just mysteriously disappeared and no one else was hurt."
Hoffa created "a pattern of squandered and stolen union funds, sweetheart contracts, conflicts of interest among employers and labor leaders, phony 'paper locals' and denial of democratic process to members, collusions and coercions and violence always about to break out" in cities across the country, including New York, Chicago, Detroit, Cleveland, St. Louis, Pittsburgh, and Minneapolis. Hoffa's associates in organized crime included "Angelo Meli, William Bufalino, and Pete Licavoli of Detroit; Babe Triscaro of Cleveland; Paul Ricca and Joey Glimco of Chicago; and Johnny Dio, Tony Ducks Corallo, and Vincent Squillante of New York." *
*http://www.trutv.com/library/crime/notorious_...

First of all Jimmy Hoffa stealing money from the unions is like the drug lord stealing from another drug lord, especial the unions to which he was involved.

Secondly, by becoming a member of a union one gives up most of their democratic rights, you vote for your leader and he or she decides every accept of your working life, wages, time off, break time, time off, type of TP you must use, what doctors you can see, how much you will pay him, when you can retire, when you can work, etc…. you get the point.

Thirdly everything you stated is still going on today, with our government as the King Pin

Fourthly, you are a phucphlake.