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Justices Elena Kagan and Sonia Sotomayor joined Clarence Thomas' majority decision in Starbucks v. McKinney .
The case involves seven union supporters terminated by a Starbucks store in Memphis , Tennessee .
The firings had the intended effect of spreading fear and frustrating the organizing effort in Memphis .
John Sutter : Court treated rare NLRB requests for temporary injunctions to reverse unfair labor practices the same as any generic case.
He says Thomas ' decision was contemptuous about the careful process the NLRB follows to determine when to seek injunctions.
Jackson , by contrast, rejected the all-or-nothing binary of the majority opinion.
Sutter asks: Why didn't Kagan and Sotomayor join Jackson ’s more nuanced analysis?.
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