Not much of a choice tbh. Plus, the state goal of the union movement is to control all jobs. So scrabbling for the shrinking scraps they've left behind isn't much of a choice.
Sounds a lot like being able to choose could keeps things just a bit more honest.
Yes, absolutely. Competition is highly effective at torching out corruption, which is probably why unions and socialists in general hate it. The same should also apply to governments. You should be able to switch government, or make a new one, as easily as switching cable company.
Not much of a choice tbh. Plus, the state goal of the union movement is to control *all* jobs. So scrabbling for the shrinking scraps they've left behind isn't much of a choice.
>Sounds a lot like being able to choose could keeps things just a bit more honest.
Yes, absolutely. Competition is highly effective at torching out corruption, which is probably why unions and socialists in general hate it. The same should also apply to governments. You should be able to switch government, or make a new one, as easily as switching cable company.
Your last sentence is totally true.
Your last sentence is totally true.
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