An interesting analogy.
It's hard to follow though, because the Second Amendment has been held as an individual right (with some dissenting perspectives, of course), while unionization is inherently collective.
It's hard to follow though, because the Second Amendment has been held as an individual right (with some dissenting perspectives, of course), while unionization is inherently collective.
- you can have a gun, such that you'd be able to form a militia and fight government tyranny.
- you can advocate for collective bargaining, such that you'd be able to form a union and fight corporate tyranny.