Yes, I agree -- but 'unionizing' might not take the conventional form of a formally organized group with leadership which can negotiate with corporations. I ref

Yes, I agree -- but 'unionizing' might not take the conventional form of a formally organized group with leadership which can negotiate with corporations. I referenced the Budweiser case intentionally -- where there was certainly coordinated action among a large number of market participants, but it was kind of a disorganized and haphazard campaign, and it's not as though 'scabs' drank the beer that conservative activists spurned.