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> I don't see anything in the constitution about that. > The point of a union is… Those comments are unrelated. You can like an idea but that doesn’t mean it
by ARandomerDude 3y ago
> I don't see anything in the constitution about that.
> The point of a union is…
Those comments are unrelated. You can like an idea but that doesn’t mean it’s constitutional, which is why amendments exist. Conversely, you can very much dislike an idea that may be in the Constitution.
“Good idea” and “legal” are distinct categories.
- Osmose 3y agoRightness and legality are intertwined in a world where laws are slower than public opinion and people can voluntarily choose to do more than only what the law allows for. But a more direct criticism of the legal aspect would be: getting a job is voluntary from a legal perspective, how does that make joining the associated union a compelled action? The union is part of the job. Besides, union security agreements already _are_ heavily regulated in the US.