Well in the US we can only really vote on two opinions.
The 'left' argues for unions based on the concept. The 'right' argues against them based on their execution. So we go round and round and round and round because neither is willing to consider or admit that we might be talking past each other.
Apparently 1, and you need to ignore all the ones that are executed well.
How many times must others get it right before you'll consider your own execution to be poor?
Well in the US we can only really vote on two opinions.
The 'left' argues for unions based on the concept. The 'right' argues against them based on their execution. So we go round and round and round and round because neither is willing to consider or admit that we might be talking past each other.
Makes for great web traffic though.
I don't understand how this is remotely relevant.
The point is: many (most?) first-world countries have unions that work well overall. Same with police departments.
What you're describing are putative reasons why the American execution is a failure.
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The democratic left absolutely does not want unions outside of government which is probably the worst place for unions in general