You know there are other conclusions one could draw from that. If unions really do produce lower quality products then there's sort a of a nice cycle that happ

You know there are other conclusions one could draw from that. If unions really do produce lower quality products then there's sort a of a nice cycle that happens (albeit likely over far too long a time period). A company mistreats its workers, the workers unionize, the company's product-quality reduces, the company becomes a better target for competitors. I'm all for making it easy for workers to unionize, but in a lot of cases I'll hope they don't. That kind of logic might not apply to scenarios where companies are too huge, but that seems to be a problem best solved with other tools.