> unreasonable union interference grounds my belief that unions often engage in crude, counterproductive behavior. They definitely do. It's like what attorney

> unreasonable union interference grounds my belief that unions often engage in crude, counterproductive behavior. They definitely do. It's like what attorneys do with their clients. They try to sweep their clients' faults under the run and play to their strengths. "Unions are great! They empower and protect the common workers against greedy selfish corporations seeking to exploit them!" Yet a lot of people on HN are business owners, and they see the other side of the coin - that unions are not always cooperative and sometimes can have a parasitic relationship with the business that borderlines and indeed passes the "unreasonable" threshold.