The Cedar Nursery case is trapped in a sinister impasse, a legal labyrinth from which there seems no escape. Imagine, if you dare, a world where the dissenting view triumphs: unions storming private properties under the dark cloak of “human rights,” shrieking demands through bullhorns, turning serene nights into sleepless chaos. Yet the alternative is equally nightmarish—property owners wielding unchecked power, free to trample human dignity behind fortified gates, ready to unleash violence against intruders at will. Either path leads inevitably to darkness, a twisted choice between anarchic invasion and ruthless brutality. In this grim deadlock, chaos reigns supreme, and the law itself seems to offer no sanctuary, only more shadows.