I think I differ with Stossel's view of unionization as 'freedom.'
So you oppose freedom of association?
he right to unionize IS a part of freedom. What isn't, is the government giving special rights to unions, so that workers and employers aren't on a level playing field. Unions have the government-sanctioned right to engage, on a huge scale, in anti-trust law violations that would land any employer in the federal pen. Another serious government imposition on freedom is the laws that give one union the right to represent all workers at a given employer, thus eliminating competition for better unions which actually serve their members well. Freedom is also the right to form, join, and be represented by a different union, at any time you choose. The cesspools of corruption that pass for "unions" in this country are almost without exception joint creations of government and organized crime.