I am not rich. My thirty-seven years of experience working for a unionized company have drawn me to a very different conclusion. For the first twenty years of my employment there, I was a voluntary member of the union. However, when I realized that the union was nothing more than a leftist special interest group that happened to have an exclusive collective bargaining agreement with my employer and put the interests of the leadership ahead of the member’s interests, I severed my relationship with it.

Union officials had made it very clear to me that they would not tolerate any dissent for the party line. I was treated to lie after lie. Only after ten years of legal action was I able to achieve a measure of compliance with the law. Never mind getting fair and ethical treatment.

Unions have the potential to be a great benefit to workers and the society as a whole. However, the arrogance and corruption of the institution are so widespread and so deep, that only a complete overhaul can fix it. There must be vigorous prosecution of the thugs who dominate the leadership and fundamental changes in the federal statutes that foster compulsion and invite corruption.

These toadies are sickening, even to their hookers and the little boys they pay for sex!

By the way, Mr. Anonymous, would you like to attach your name to the above allegation?