So you're admitting you didn't read the whole thing but don't agree with me? I think that we do agree, I don't want to buy onstar either. But people like to s

So you're admitting you didn't read the whole thing but don't agree with me? I think that we do agree, I don't want to buy onstar either. But people like to say freedom like - right to work, which makes it sound like this magical thing. What it really means is that you can get fired at any time, and get nothing. Which is really the right to get fired. It's kind of like the right to die, it's not really a "right" so to speak. It's just the default. If it were illegal to die, then who would you punish? Look at the people that don't work under those laws. These are people with contracts for employment. Pro sports (NFL, NBA, etc), executives with golden parachutes, etc, etc. This is how Adam Neuman can be an idiot and run a company into the ground and then quit or get fired, then cash a billion dollar check on the way home while everyone else is stuck waiting for unemployment systems to be built so they can register for unemployment to hopefully maybe get some of the money that they are entitled to. This is also unions, unions work under contracts. This united auto workers. Teachers, police, etc. All of these people are being ground up into powder. Union busting is living its best life. IMHO it's a much better idea to read the entire post before replying. I did for you. If you have the time to reply you have the time to read?