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Economics Social Issues

Unionization Must be Everywhere

The Case for Universal Unionization: A Foundation for Economic and Social Stability

The proposition that all workers should belong to a union—a policy known as universal unionization—is not merely an argument for worker rights, but a mandate for macroeconomic stability and social equity. When viewed through the lens of Keynesian economics, mandatory union membership emerges as a powerful structural mechanism necessary to ensure high wages, robust aggregate demand, and, critically, the sustained full employment of the labor force. Such a structural change would secure a positive living for all citizens and stabilize the entire economy.

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Education Social Issues

Remove School Vouchers

The Erosion of Public Education: Why School Vouchers Are Detrimental

School voucher programs, often touted as a means of increasing “school choice” and fostering competition, fundamentally fail to deliver on their promises. By redirecting public tax dollars away from established public school systems into private, often religious, institutions, these programs create a cascade of detrimental effects. The primary arguments against school vouchers rest on three pillars: the fiscal harm they inflict on public schools, the questionable or even negative impact they have on student academic performance, and the erosion of accountability and civil rights protections for students.

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