Due tell.. . what "basic individual rights" would those be?
Since you missed it the first time.
Here is the "basic individual rights" repeated again.
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Striking and unions are about protection of basic individual rights.
These principles include labor laws like against child labor, trust busting, anti-monopolies, etc.
These principles are what makes Marxism unnecessary and obsolete.
It is labor laws and collective bargaining that solve the problem of economic dictatorships.
To then try to legislate against collective bargaining, is to return to the dictatorships Marx was correct to abhor.
You can't have it both ways.
Either you believe in individual rights, (which essentially is collective bargaining), or you believe in dictatorships.
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When factories started to make cloth and other things for a forth was cottage industries could, there at first was horrific unemployment, starvation, monopolies, unsafe working conditions, forced labor, child labor, etc. It took over 70 years to get enough of the problems fixed so that capitalism was no longer such an oppressive threat.