> Not being the worst tactic used by companies to break strikes doesn't make it good or even OK. I mean, I'm very pro-union rights, but I think in this case, i

> Not being the worst tactic used by companies to break strikes doesn't make it good or even OK. I mean, I'm very pro-union rights, but I think in this case, it's pretty simple. If you don't work, you don't get paid. Both the studios and the unions are playing by the rules, here. It may not produce a fair outcome (because the distribution of power in society isn't fair), but it is at least a fair process. And the union should really have put aside more money to fund a longer strike.