Well if someone would take the opposing position in the Queen debate things would get rolling

Literally the only argument I see against queen is people whining about them being overrated

Oh I specifically meant Queen II being best

*channels inner Molyneaux*

NOT AN ARGUMENT

@Beemann I personally like queen 1 more

Honestly that's the only other valid answer IMO

They kinda dumbed themselves after Queen 2

Still great music, but nothing as amazing

Is this the real life?

I think the closest they came to their old stuff is Who wants to live forever

I love that song

or fantasy

Caught in a landslide

No escape from reality

so Don't stop me noooow

I'm having such a good time

Havin a ball

I guess nobody disputes Queen's fabulosity, lol.

No one can

sports mascots are just athletic furries change my mind

Canada is just Sweden's twin change my mind

what

No

Sweden is an entirely different country with a different set of political parties and different issues

Mind changed. Success

wew

and Canada don't have one of these pages. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_grenade_attacks_in_Sweden

In sweden we just shruged when an old person was killed by a grenade. "7 January, Stockholm, a man in his 60s was killed and a 45-year-old woman was injured after a grenade exploded outside the Vårby gård metro station. The grenade which was accidentally picked up by the man had been abandoned at the side of the path"

We shrug when they throw grenades at police stations.
If that happened in the US, the whole state would be on lockdown until the perp was found.

progressiveism, one hell of a drug

What are the union laws like in the US?
Are an employer required to talk to a union or can they just say they will only discuss salaries with individuals?

It varies by state.

The big thing that people get uptight about is "right to work" versus "closed shop" states. The difference there is mostly whether people are required to join the union and pay fees.

If a place has a union it's usually the case that everyone is going to be on the union contract and a couple people might be hired outside the normal channels somehow in case of a strike. But even that can vary a bit.

Most "what are X laws like in the US" often break down differently by state. It's by design.

Also, some industries are heavily unionized and others aren't. Some industries have different levels and forms of unionization in different parts of the country.

Fuck unions

lol. I was in Michigan when it went Right-to-Work.

That was a warzone.

Unions might doom a new product my team is working on because they are all lazy fucks with too much power

Fucking mafia these unions are

"Unions Killed Detroit"

And this is the story of how Michigan went Republican.

Of How the Auto industry went form the icon of American Unions to voting away unions in Tennessee *despite management endorsing the union*