The governments here in the US fill two roles. Oppressing workers and protecting them. You never know what it is going to be from one moment to the next and we

The governments here in the US fill two roles. Oppressing workers and protecting them. You never know what it is going to be from one moment to the next and we all await verdicts to cases like this, not knowing WTF is going to happen. Unions are protected with various laws...then court cases pops up where there is some debate about if a Union can legally strike or even negotiate. In my mind it is very clear. Do the workers have leverage? If so, then "the company??" has to negotiate...just like they would with any business partner. In the end the courts are used as a bulwark against worker rights. Any victories for workers just give substance to the idea of governments intervening in business negotiations when board rooms want to socialize expenses.