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To: Kaslin
But then I explore some implications. If you believe in a system based on property rights and private contracts, then right-to-work laws are an unjust form of intervention.

All right to work laws provide, is a choice for employees.

People who do not support what unions do, should have the ability to be teachers, auto workers, or anything else they want to do, without being shut out by a union.

I support that.

While we're pondering this issue, lets focus in part on the fact that employers cannot prevent unions from taking over. If employees vote to go union, the employer can either submit or close his business.

That's hardly a free market at work.

2 posted on 12/15/2012 8:17:06 AM PST by DoughtyOne (Hurricane Sandy..., a week later and over 60 million Americans still didn't have power.)
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To: DoughtyOne

The people who scream about the right to a job, holler and caterwaul at the mere statement of the right to work. How is that possible?


20 posted on 12/15/2012 2:42:04 PM PST by Warrior Nurse (Soldier, family ,conservative and proud because that is what America needs in order to thrive)
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