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14. Seems like a pretty straightforward ruling to me.

Wed Jun 23, 2021, 02:29 PM

Jun 2021

If the owner of a property doesn't want you there, that's their right. It's their property. That's how it works.

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Supreme Court rules California farms can keep union organizers off private land [View all] NYC Liberal Jun 2021 OP

The supreme court Casady1 Jun 2021 #1

This is a dark day for Unions. n/t Calista241 Jun 2021 #2

6-3 get used to seeing that Fullduplexxx Jun 2021 #3

Right to assemble. OneCrazyDiamond Jun 2021 #4

Not any place you want. NT mahatmakanejeeves Jun 2021 #5

There's no right to assemble on someone else's property FBaggins Jun 2021 #7

On that property is where the workers are. OneCrazyDiamond Jun 2021 #9

A perfect example. OneCrazyDiamond Jun 2021 #18

There CAN be such an exception to those property rights FBaggins Jun 2021 #19

Two distinctions FBaggins Jun 2021 #8

A good distinction. malthaussen Jun 2021 #10

That has been my understanding too. LiberalFighter Jun 2021 #12

and by extension factories Marthe48 Jun 2021 #11

Republicans are always first with private property rights bucolic_frolic Jun 2021 #13

Seems like a pretty straightforward ruling to me. Jedi Guy Jun 2021 #14

I talked of starting a union at Macy's Dept store in CA BigmanPigman Jun 2021 #15