5 ms·
When anyone uses "Everyone", "Always", "Never" etc it creates strong signaling that the writer is an idealist and not looking at the issue at hand pragmatically
by hiou 11y ago
When anyone uses "Everyone", "Always", "Never" etc it creates strong signaling that the writer is an idealist and not looking at the issue at hand pragmatically. I would find it unlikely that "Everyone" loses. I'm not saying that you are, but wanted to let you know that when you use terms like that many people will discredit the rest of your message.
- bpodgursky 11y agoIf you find a union where union dues are selectively paid, let me know. Until then, I will continue using English accurately.
- hiou 11y agoDo you mean like this?[1] Also, I was unaware of any laws that required unions to charge dues. It is true that many do, but one can certainly create a union without dues. [1] http://www.nrtw.org/c/vartwlaw.htm http://www.nrtw.org/c/vartwlaw.htm
- bpodgursky 11y agoRight to work is completely different. Right to work says that employees are not compelled to JOIN a union in the first place. I have never heard of a union where some employees are required to pay dues and others aren't (and in fact, I have never heard of a union where employees pay no dues at all.)
- johnward 11y agoHow would selective dues even work? If the union requires dues you either pay and are represented or you don't join (go work somewhere non-union). I'm struggling to figure out where it would even make sense to be selective.
- saiya-jin 11y agono you're not