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> Unions don't... You then go on to describe how they necessarily assume an adversarial role. Trying to link the fall in union popularity with the class divide

> Unions don't... You then go on to describe how they necessarily assume an adversarial role. Trying to link the fall in union popularity with the class divide is laughable... look to the change in Fed monetary policy and the point at which cash gets injected into the economy - that is where the gulf occurs: access to funny money financial instruments and the transfer of purchasing power from the base of the power structure to the very top through inflation.

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> You then go on to describe how they necessarily assume an adversarial role. They necessarily assume an adversarial role because their employer can’t be trusted to put their best interests before profit. Unions are the reason Tesla doesn’t hire 8 year olds to spot weld. Hint: Musk and his Emerald mine instincts don’t hold back out of pure love of humanity.