Yes, yes. Unions are evil. They work for the benefit of their members. Look how evil they are, with their evil 40 hour work weeks, their evil health care benefits, and the way they eeeeevily protect their members. Evil I say! Like, long mustache evil.

Unions are exactly like corporations, their only responsibility is to their members or stockholders, and if the way to make the most profit for those people is to rape small children than they should do it. This is not a surprise. The only thing that's surprising is thatlibs rage when corporations engage in bastardy and conservatives rage when unions engage in the same, yet both will turn a blind eye when the others do so.

Unions are exactly like corporations, their only responsibility is to their members or stockholders, and if the way to make the most profit for those people is to rape small children than they should do it. This is not a surprise. The only thing that's surprising is thatlibs rage when corporations engage in bastardy and conservatives rage when unions engage in the same, yet both will turn a blind eye when the others do so.

Unions kill babies!

Insightful.

Corporations and Unions might be similar in the fact that they are trying to get the most for their stockholder/members and what not...but what you fail to mention is that corporations can actually produce useful things for society, while unions provide absolutely nothing for society as a whole.

Except a 40 hour work week, vacation/sick time, benefits, safer working conditions, living wages and child-labor laws.

You should study labor relations a bit before making such bold statements.

Now if you want to argue that the pendulum has swung too far to the labor side we can entertain that but historically they were directly responsible for the above list.

Except we have those things already. Unions don't do anything for non-union members now.

You really need to carry this out to the next degree, all organizations are like corporations. They take on their own identity, culture, values and norms that go beyond the individual members.

Also insightful. I have said exactly that in the past. I frequently lump Government, "Organized Religion", big public Corporations, and Unions into the same category. They're all problematic in the same way.