An institution that's financed by coercion can be nothing other than coercive.
Sunday, December 31, 2006
Coercive Power of Unions
It's no secret to anyone who reads NewsAlert (see blogroll at left) that the author isn't the greatest fan of many things governmental. I have a libertarian streak in me, but it doesn't run this far. Bartin's closing comment, though, struck me as exceedingly applicable to unions:
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Darren,
I’ve made a New Year’s resolution to stop annoying you on your blog.
Although I’ve had fun, since you love to feed trolls, making fun of a lonely person just isn’t cool, and I’m a rotten person for doing it.
You’re set in your ways and I’m set in mine. I don’t think you’re open to new ideas or points of view, and neither am I if the source is you.
For both our sakes, I think it’s best we parted ways.
Take Care,
You know who…
What makes you think I'm lonely? Projecting again?
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