Spoken like someone who has never really had to do this before. Trust me, when you get the letter from the attorneys advising you that you no longer have COBRA because the company liquidated in bankruptcy makes it darn tough to look your wife and your kids in the eye and wonder where your health care is going to come from. Or when you have to figure out how to pay your bills when you have to start over at a new company. I've voted against paycuts that management was claiming would save the company before, only to have it liquidate months later. Trust me it isn't a walk in the park as some would like to think it is.

As I have said before. I understand and respect why some vote no. I also understand why some are not interested in the possibility of going through the hell of a bankruptcy and possible liquidation. It is a tough decision either way. To demean anyone as "gutless" or a "coward" for voting yes is as ridiculous as criticizing those who vote no when you consider the implications of this decision.