If a government entity now tries to union bust or prevent a union from forming,

[Fuzz]

is that now an infringement of first amendment rights based on the Supreme court decision today?

[Tansy_Gold]

1. Probably not, because some "entities" are more equal than

other "entities."

[shadebeams]

2. Why did you post a question that is incomprehensible? NT

[slampoet]

3. Which word didn't you understand?

[Fuzz]

5. Sorry, I didn't phrase it for the third grade reading level.

[jillan]

6. I'm convinced the only thing this person understands is pizza.

[Fuzz]

7. Mmmmm, Pizza.

New Haven has the best. ;)

[The Wielding Truth]

4. Yes. If unions as well as corporations have the person status.

[bemildred]

8. Definitely, unions are persons now. nt

[Fuzz]

9. The first court case, if fought, should be interesting then.

[bemildred]

10. It should be interesting watching the justices pretend they understand the law.

:popcorn:

[HooptieWagon]

11. Better question

If unions are "people", then is union-busting murder? And if Corps are "people", can they be put to death?