> for unions have been significantly weakened by decades of red scare propaganda Let's be honest, though, the single biggest weakening function is the general

> for unions have been significantly weakened by decades of red scare propaganda Let's be honest, though, the single biggest weakening function is the general decline in value of labour. People with low paying jobs simply can't afford to strike. The other side can just wait them out until they start to starve. It'll only take a few days. There is good reason why unions remain strong in high paying professions, but nowhere else. Those in high paying professions generally have much greater access to resources to maintain a strike for months or even years.