> Chicago is a great example of labor unions and how well they work out.
However; I think this is misplaced as a quick search of Chicago news will inform the reader that Ms. Lightfoot has her hands full trying to balance a budget while not crippling the city because of unions. There is no fallacy here, only truth that is uncomfortable to some.
There is, though. And it is an association fallacy.
You wrote:
> Chicago is a great example of labor unions and how well they work out.
The error in your logic:
Premise: Chicago's labor unions are labor unions.
Premise: Chicago's labor unions are bad.
Your conclusion: Therefore, all labor unions are bad.