I've been reading a lot of the posts about the railroad unions and tracking the voting that just took place. By no means am I a subject matter expert, but one of the thoughts I keep having and haven't seen it brought up is the fact that while union busting is supposed to be illegal the government can just deny you as an individual or as a groups right to not work. So two things, in effect isn't the denial of a right to strike in of itself a type if union busting, but an even bigger issue, forced slavery by the federal government to make it illegal for you to exercise your freedoms. It seems like things like Right to Work and other catchey saying online seem to apply when it suits the employer. More so when we I'll in an age where major corporations are firing people in the thousands instead of holding the rich accountable for their actions, but if you quit without notice those same companies will sue you for damages. Denial of the right to strike is government sactioned slavery when the option is to follow the “rules” or starve. Just like the idea of inflation being caused by an increase in wages so the FED says stop paying so much when at 15 dollars an hour unless you are a two income household you can't even rent an apartment, and if your lucky enough to get one you have to choose between rent and eating, and for what so three billionaires can hold onto their wealth (that's not reentering the economy) have more then over 50% of all of the funds for our population. That's what should be criminal. I see everyday the world getting worse and it's so depressing idk how anyone thinks they can do this for another 40 years until we just die. That's not living, it's hell on earth.