"William Sommerwerck" wrote in message
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"Leonard Caillouet" wrote in
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You seem to have added a right that is not found in the BOR.
Exactly where is that right specified?

The Bill of Rights explicitly protects all rights NOT specified in it.
(Read
it.) The right to organize to advance one's POV, agenda, etc, is a right
essential to any democracy.




Have read it many, many times. The "right" to form a union is not
specified, and because it may infringe on the rights of others, cannot be
assumed to be "protected" without more specific enumeration of what that
right might be. The right to speech and the right to assemble peaceably are
enumerated rights, but this does not mean that the coersive practices of
many unions are any more protected than the coersive practices of employers.
Saying that a "right" is guaranteed by the BOR just because it is not
enumerated assumes a lot and is a lazy debate tactic.

Leonard