| Their attitude is that if they keep their jackboot to the throat of the worker then their nice cushy jobs, with perks and pensions, will be guaranteed. |
| No American who has 42 choices is going to feel like the jackboot of the state is stomping on his neck. |
| But if the era of workplace jackboot types is drawing to a close, then so may be another facet of working life. |
| That argues for restraint abroad and as little of the jackboot at home as possible. |
| The only way that successive regimes in Jakarta have been able to prevent the rise of separatist sentiment, however, is with the jackboot of the military. |
| If you can force your jackboot in the door, you can try to go all the way. |
