ScreamingEagle
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TSA isn't a military force. Perhaps if it was, with all the bennies and perks that service personnel enjoy they wouldn't bother thinking about unionizing.Not sure of the constitutionality...I will leave that to the attorneys.
Logically....a union can only hamper the efficency opf the cause. Yes, when it comes to business it is easy to say that the people MUST come before profit. I do not necessarily agree with unions, but I repsect that premise.
But when it comes to our safety......should the rights of the employees who are governed by the FEDERAL GOVERNMENT come beofre the lives of the citizens that pay their salaries?
Bear in mind...we are not talking about some greedy little employer out there who may do the worng thing.....we are talking about the federal government.......so we should risk the lives of the people so we can have a union ensure the government does the rfight thing for their emplyees?
Yes, this is all about protection of America....we should not unionize a security force....
or should we also unionize the Army, the Air Force, the Navy, etc........?
No it is not a military force but it IS a security force to protect America....and thus ordinary union shit need not apply...