| There is a difference between the creation of the status quo and the defense of it. > ...out in the street protesting... > ...Chicago Teacher's Union marches... > ...cab drivers block streets... Your examples are all of its defense which, while understandable, is largely ignorant of the protections' unintended consequences. My earlier comments addressed the creation of those protections and the effects of their inevitable repeal. > The idea that employees are innocents is riduculous. I in no way implied innocence of any party. > This seems to be politically biased. Not that it matters, but I am contractually obligated to not display political bias in public. Even without that, as a matter of course and as a non-political resident of Capitol Hill, I avoid politically-biased discussion. |