I've noticed a begrudging realization among those that sit around and think about these things that maybe unions were not as bad as we made them out to be. Sur

I've noticed a begrudging realization among those that sit around and think about these things that maybe unions were not as bad as we made them out to be. Sure, they have some inherent inefficiencies. Sometimes certain ones become corrupt (Corporations become corrupt all the time, but nobody calls them a cancer to Capitalism). But over all, there's the sinking realization that capital owners are a lot more cruel (Amazon warehouses), comically greedy (cutting already meager welfare programs) and unimaginative (Juicero, stock buybacks instead of new products) than we thought capable. All of a sudden all this money flowing to the very top looks like a tremendous waste.