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Chris Hayes: “The defenders of unfettered capitalism have an ally in the Supreme Court...they appear to be leaning towards allowing companies to more easily sue unions for property damage from strikes.'

 

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Umm, why shouldn't they be able to recoup losses from such a thing? How f'n insane does this need to get? So now you think mobs of union workers should be able to destroy property and face no recourse?

WHY the GOP hates the Middle-Class

so slavery is cool again

Holy crap! You don't agree that those creating the damage should be those who pay for it?!? Typical MSNBC.

Communists in the USA are protected by the umbrella of capitalism, which has given them everything they own. They don't actually have to live it. Communism takes. Steals. Capitalism creates. Communist countries build walls to keep people in. We have the opposite problem.

We demand full honesty. Democrat's Unions are the delivery apparatus of Marxism. They are a Trojan Horse. 'Marx believed there was revolutionary potential for trade unions as a class movement.'

If they foment INSURRECTION they should be responsible for the damage. We’re all against INSURRECTION, aren’t we?

People who destroy property being held accountable for it is not a new thing. Just a foreign one to Dems.

Unfettered capitalism brings us burning rivers, child labor, and injured workers with no safety net. Capitalism is great but it needs guard rails.

Side with the rich, as always

Well ChrisHayesTV , how would you feel if air traffic controllers all walked off the job mid-flight? Or doctors in the middle of a surgery on your child? Firefighters at your house? What’s wrong with responsible striking where people and property are not hurt?

Knowing you’re going to strike and doing something like filling cement trucks up prior to striking in order to extort demands from your employer is criminal.

To the commies here at MSNBC, your 'unfettered capitalism' is a 'free(r) market' to those of us with working neurons.

Republicans are not in favor of unregulated capitalism. This is a lie. The corporate structure is pro illegal immigration, pro biased media, pro censorship, pro vax, pro porn, and pro multiculturalism. These things don't describe the modern right.

And the problem is....?

And this is wrong why?

I am 100% for unions. However, if anyone damages anyone’s property, I do not think it’s wrong to hold them accountable.

The public sees the Conservatives on the court for who they are and how they operate. Originalism is a joke. Three of the justices should be impeached.

Why wouldn't they be able to sue unions for property damage from strikes?

I heard a whistle-blower has come forward... tsk tsk

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