You make it sound like organizing you and your peers is just virtue signaling toward the plight of the working class. It’s not virtue signaling. There are mate

You make it sound like organizing you and your peers is just virtue signaling toward the plight of the working class. It’s not virtue signaling. There are material gains that could be made by organizing. Layoff protection and the power to set company direction are two big ones that come to mind. It’s okay to want to unionize for selfish reasons. In fact, I think it’s borderline propaganda to suggest the only reason a wealthy person would organize is because of their own class guilt.