When I said stories, I'm speaking of stories of close acquaintances and family. When I said news - I'm speaking of mass protests of employees from the public a

When I said stories, I'm speaking of stories of close acquaintances and family. When I said news - I'm speaking of mass protests of employees from the public administrative sectors, that blocked the city I live in several times for, tam, tam, political reasons, right before the elections, with their only purpose being to show up on TV - while the people that pay their salaries, the rest of us, didn't have the time to organize protests against them, since we actually have to work for a living. I'm also speaking of teachers in public schools that are paid with dirt and their union doesn't do shit about it, with my old high-school teachers literally worrying about putting food on the table. > Historically, every major technological advancement (industrial revolution, introduction of cars, and so on) poured vast new wealth into the hands of entrepreneurs and investors, while common workers either lost their jobs or had to work much harder. I totally agree that this sucks. I'm not convinced about unions as the solution. Maybe you're right.