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Anyway, bottom line, no, this ruling doesn’t mean unions are liable simply for going on strike. It’s just reaffirming that they might be liable if they intentionally or negligently wreck stuff when they leave. The SC ruling, in no way, is determining who is responsible. It’s just saying that the Oppenheimer The World Forever Changes T-Shirt in contrast I will get this lawsuit to determine responsibility at the state level can continue. This case isn’t to say they did something wrong, merely to say they can be sued. The union could win the lawsuit. The union could also probably sue on similar reasoning for damage. Ex-fucking-cuse me? I don’t have to go to any job I don’t want to go to at any point I don’t want to for any reason I don’t want to. The consequences are my own, but I am not their property. Did the Supreme Court just officially call us all slaves?