I find this dockworker strike interesting because it's forcing people to re-evaluate their principles and beliefs about workers' rights and unions. >yass! go l

I find this dockworker strike interesting because it's forcing people to re-evaluate their principles and beliefs about workers' rights and unions. >yass! go labor unions! strike! power to the workers! >NO, NOT LIKE THAT! Some questions for those struggling with this: - How will you reconcile your unconditional love for unions and laborers with the fact that you do not approve of what this labor union is striking against? - Given that you believe these workers' complaints are invalid, will you continue to support the proliferation of unions? - If you've deemed the complaints of a labor union to be invalid, what do you think should happen in that case? Would you like to see the union dissolved? - Would you like to see "shell unions" that severely limit the power of the plebeians but still look good on paper because it's a union and "union == good"?