Harsh but fair

Probably wise. It's not appropriate to have a workshop on "the harmful effects of race X"

Of course neither the article nor the survey even mention what chang they're advocating for, just "it's tough on crime!"

The wealth tax worked fine, it was just abolished when a right wing government came to power.

The only question is whether he did got rid of it deliberately as part of his effort to crack down on anybody pushing back against the powerful, or if it just broke because he's burning the building down over there.

Yeah it is pretty nuts: https://www.epi.org/publication/shortchanged-weak-anti-retaliation-provisions-in-the-national-labor-relations-act-cost-workers-billions/

Though on the plus side the current Dem controlled Board is trying to find ways to stretch their authority to improve things: https://nortonrosefulbright.com/en-us/knowledge/publications/e03ca5f7/nlrb-revises-back-pay-formula

And no one with any worker sense is anti-union.

Seems to mostly be "don't challenge your boss, if you want to be treated better just quit and hope you can find a better job"

Well for other laws there's sometimes actual enforcement, but yeah labor laws are not really enforced in America.

Yeah the current Board is the best we've had in many decades and is trying to get creative about working around the restrictions, but as you can see in that article they're still in the rulemaking stage, after which the new proposed penalties will have to survive court challenges - not easy under this SCOTUS.

Totally illegal, but unfortunately the NLRB who are charged with enforcing those laws have been deliberately crippled in terms of the penalties they can impose. Or more accurately, they are not allowed to impose any penalties, the most they can do is restore a worker to their prior position with back pay (minus any money that worker made in the meantime).

In conclusion, repeal Taft -Hartley

Are you like not familiar with the concept of eating outside or something? How sterile do you think picnic tables are?

So now do you see why your comment didn't make sense?

How much do you think MTA executives make?