> Unions are extremely powerful entities with no regulations so you have to limit it a bit Why? > just like you have to limit the power of private corporation

> Unions are extremely powerful entities with no regulations so you have to limit it a bit Why? > just like you have to limit the power of private corporations. Not the same thing. Unions act in the interest of their members and even other workers non-members. Corporations act in the interest of their shareholders, against workers (lower salary => profit) and ordinary citizens (polution, monopoly, prices, lower quality => all profit). Or maybe you are not interested in all that? > If a private corporation could block your access to essential government services then that would be a big problem Like how my internet service provider could (if they wanted to) block my access to government sites? Yes. True. Big problem. But they can. Right now, they can. > the same applies to unions But they only block it for a company, a specific company. Why should companies be treated like natural persons? > The government is supposed to be impartial in this case Wrong. So wrong I'm shocked anyone could say this. Are you paid to troll? Did you ever hear of a concept called "DEMOCRACY"? Goverments should act in the interest of their citizens (who voted!), not be impartial to citizens vs. corporations. More than that they should be impartial and act for the good of ALL their citizens, not doing favors to Tesla customers who didn't receive their toy before Christmas.