were does it say they can go into a business and make all employees join the union ?

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Nowhere. Your point?

5 uSC Chapter 7

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The founding fathers were aware of Smith and did not do anything like what you are talking about. If you are talking about the first amendment that gives people the right to assemble, this does not give them the right to do many of the things that unions do. They have the right to come together and talk, and then to petition the government or talk to their bosses. Their bosses don't have to do anything about it, and then the workers can quit, but they cannot interfere with the factory or any new employees that their boss has hired.

I am arguing against a union as a force to monopolize labor, not as a group of people that simply come together. I am arguing that this kind of monopoly is no different than a corporate monopoly on oil or sugar.

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Interesting. Could you clarify what you are referring to?

My point exactly.

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Originally Posted by Skinny. A liberal is just a libertarian who hasn't studied economics.

here was the original question:the answer is 5 United States Code Chapter 7. that is where the federal statues are found which govern the rights and responsibilities of Unions

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TITLE 5 > PART I > CHAPTER 7CHAPTER 7—JUDICIAL REVIEW

Did even have the word union in it , or closed shop

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It doesn't say anywhere that the bosses have to do anything about it. But it also doesn't say that the workers cannot stop working if they so wish. Which is basically all that a union is about. Organizing the workers so that if the working conditions or wages are not to their liking, they can together withhold their labor.
In which case you are arguing not only against freedom, but against common sense.

Sorry, I must be dense. What does "5 United States Code Chapter 7" refer to? Could you perhaps provide a link?