12/21/2002 03:04:00 AM | Timothy
Transit strike...Wali weighs in after the debate is dead
I hadn't weighed in on the transit strike debate. But I wanted to provide this link which argues it was about respect, not money. I haven't looked at the issues, and only offer these glib comments: On principle, I side with workers' right to strike in general. In practical terms, I live in New York City, so I know it would be an utter nightmare! Then again, I walk to school and stay largely confined to the Columbia area, so what does it practically matter to me? Heh. Hope you all take a joke. But seriously, has anyone mentioned whether teachers, police, and air traffic controllers should be allowed to strike and how Ronald Reagan hurt unions everywhere by firing that last group when they did strike in violation of the law? And how does Brad feel about the currently legal practice (at least in most places) of allowing the permanent replacement of striking workers?
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