>>So by your argument, we definitely can not trust nearly any other news organisation, because they have shareholders and are operating for profit? Being in a

>>So by your argument, we definitely can not trust nearly any other news organisation, because they have shareholders and are operating for profit? Being in a union, and your employer not being able to replace you with people outside of the union as a result of left-wing laws that are predicated on an extremely left-wing ideological conception of the world, creates a far more extreme conflict of interest in my opinion. We don't need to take a centrist position between shareholders operating in a free market to earn a profit, by providing consumers with goods/services they want at competitive prices, and unions extracting economic rent through restrictive anti-free market laws that limit other people's right to free association. One position is inherently fairer and less likely to lead to corrupting conflicting interests.