[bjornnn]

>How many more decades before the unions do their job?

You're ignoring over a hundred years worth of history of the American labor movement being relentlessly battered into the ground by private power and its enormous influence over state and federal government. There hasn't been a real labor movement in the US for a very long time, the percentage of unionized workers in the US is only 10% and most of them work in the public sector.

>Labor unions are also the reason the police are untouchable even when they commit horrendous crimes.

Then why are the states with the highest levels of police violence Republican anti-union states with right-to-work laws and no collective bargaining?

>Anecdata, but

Then why bother typing it?

>Rarely unions do their jobs. During COVID hospitals in my hometown were

Again, why?