Walking behind the supervisor one day I literally heard him say, "fuck America". Kind of shocked me. I'm a rock solid dedicated welder and have spent my adult life perfecting my craft and taking every weld seriously. People's lives depend on us doing our job right and having professional integrity. I've seen trash work many times in my career and been called on to gouge out welds with an electric arc gouger and carbon rod so I could then grind it back down and replace the defective with a good honest weld that looks good as well. I've seen stupid mistakes due to ignorance and lack of understanding of the process but never until I worked at Akar Shipyard for R & M did I see deliberate sloth work. The foreman got orders to deliberately sabotage my work efforts so I could be fired. It's technical so I won't bore you but I saw fits done wrong, untrained welders sent in who messed stuff up and then send me in on overtime to weld in the same area. I looked it over, saw the work was extremely bad and refused to do the overtime. I made my report and went home. The next day the supervisor not knowing I had refused to engage in that area blamed the entire mess on me, claiming since I had worked there I was responsible. Nope. I told him to check the time logs. I had never struck an arc in that area, it was his guy he had sent in there on first shift who had done the defective work.