| Anyone who believes that unions serve a function in this day and age is a lazy, good-for-nothing, shiftless shirker. |
| They hid in saloons, spun lies, spied on people, made less than the corner grocer, and were generally shiftless, lazy bums. |
| The status of the disabled, in his view, is either ambiguous or closer to that of the shiftless and incompetent than to that of the ambitious. |
| Nor are poor whites stereotyped as lazy, shiftless, dangerous, the way poor Blacks are. |
| If you knew how to take care of people, you could transform 10,000 lazy, shiftless souls into 10,000 eager-to-work-for-you people. |
| Just as before, the would-be dominators try to convince us that it is necessary to apply a firm hand to the benefit of a shiftless character. |
