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A chat on subreddit /r/PoliticalCompassMemes
human
Exactly this. The vast majority of librights I know or interact with are not anti-union. They're just not explicitly pro-union and people with the "with us or against us" black and white mentality take that to mean anti-union.

If you want to start/join a union, you can do what you want with your own time and skills. However, if the employer doesn't want to keep people around that are starting and joining unions... well... They can do what they want with their company and money. They don't owe it to you to keep you as an employee when you are unionizing against them. This is all between the company, the union, and the employees. The state shouldn't be involved in choosing winners and losers and forcing either side to make certain concessions. It definitely shouldn't be making union membership mandatory for certain fields of work.
gpt
You know librights? Like, out in the real world?

Whoa