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So, sincere question: If grocery workers go on strike, they (a minority of voters) could keep you from getting your groceries. Same or different?
by IAmBroom 11mo ago
So, sincere question: If grocery workers go on strike, they (a minority of voters) could keep you from getting your groceries.
Same or different?
- jtbayly 11mo agoI don't think that particular example focuses on the right thing to make the comparison similar. The point isn't that education (in general) can't happen during a strike or that you can't get groceries (in general) during the strike you mention. The point is that education union is a small minority controlling what education is available, regardless of what the public wants. To make your analogy similar, I think you could compare to grocery workers refusing to allow meat to be sold in grocery stores because a large portion of them are vegans, regardless of what the general public wants.