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I think it's probably got more to do with an (understandable!) nervousness by policymakers about what would amount to a second semi-official chain of command in
by vilya 16y ago
I think it's probably got more to do with an (understandable!) nervousness by policymakers about what would amount to a second semi-official chain of command inside such an organisation. The union leaders would have an awful lot of leverage over the government and I can't see any politician giving that away willingly.
- cabalamat 16y agoIndeed. If an army stops obeying its government's orders, it's not a government any more!