Should workers have the freedom to collectively bargain?

Collectively bargaining with a private company is one thing, being in a government union and doing it is another. When you strike against the company your striking against the owner but when you strike as a government employee your employers are the taxpayers. Who is going to look after the taxpayers best interests? Their bosses who are also in government? Do you not realize that their "fair wages" are your tax increases, or are you one of those unemployed libs living off the rest of us who doesn't pay taxes and could care less how hard everyone works to support you and your government union crybabies? Most government employees make more than a "fair wage" and actually make more than their counterparts in the private sector.