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Originally posted by Say_hello_for_me
That's the greatest part of the absurdity. AFAIK, 1.) Not a union, 2.) couldn't strike if they wanted to, 3.) couldn't honor someone else's picket line if they wanted to, and 4.) they've already threatened to picket the convention. I can't wait to see this asshole backtrack if someone bothers to ask whether he'll honor picket lines at the convention.
OTOH, I think I'm sitting out this election now.
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Um, Hello? Mass., like most other states that I know of, DOES allow police officers to form unions. (see, I think, Mass. G.L. c.150E). Public employees in Mass do not have the ability to strike. They do, however, have the ability to go out and have themselves a good old informational picket. That is what they are doing here. A strike is not the same as informational picket, and this picket does not violate Mass law.
Crossing an informational picket line is really not the same as crossing a picket line put up during a strike.
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