Everyone should have a right to strike. If they specialise to this degree, then how transferable are their skills? If their skills aren't transferable, what are their options for other work? If … (View Post)

Because it is illegal to strike in a way that benefits people but harms companies? For example, the suggestion of bus strikes where drivers still drive buses but refuse to take payment - something do… (View Post)

Whilst I disagree with HYUFD typically, his description of how libertarians act is in keeping with what we see in the world - those right wing self styled libertarians in the US don't want union… (View Post)

That amazing libertarian ideal of forcing people to work even if they feel they aren't being paid what they're worth. Which I assume will be done with all the force of the state - rules aro… (View Post)

Why would that help? They would just be more incentivised to never interact with state apparatus and, if they did succeed in getting here, become an underclass who are easier to exploit. (View Post)