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Correct. I’m not contesting the power to strike, I’m contesting the power to selectively target entities in such strikes. I don’t know if you thought there was
by elteto 3y ago
Correct. I’m not contesting the power to strike, I’m contesting the power to selectively target entities in such strikes.
I don’t know if you thought there was a contradiction there, but I don’t see it.
- Apocryphon 3y agoIt doesn’t make sense to consider indiscriminate withholding of services through a strike not “unchecked power,” while selecting specific targets (which is far less disruptive to the market as a whole) as such. It’s also not an arbitrary choice. It’s a business that’s clearly in dispute with another union, that this union has decided to intervene on behalf of. It’s not like they’re striking against a company that was just minding its own business. Perhaps there can be labor relations boards and anti-discrimination regulation and such to prevent abuse of selective striking, but this is obviously a situation where everyone is a player and knows what game they’re playing.