... Only to vote yes in the end.

If PSA pilots had similar delusions of grandeur they would boast about how they can hold their head up high after repeatedly turning down Parker's 900 and threats in the past. I think the main difference is, that PSA pilots don't have any delusions as to the pragmatic nature of all the wholly owned votes and dealings, while Envoy remains clinging to some righteous dying drum beat. It is difficult to realize that you are no better than anyone else now that you are in the yard with everyone else and outside of the old AMR shelter. Granted, if your group would have stood it's ground and ultimately voted no, it would have been another story and I would respond differently.



So in a sense, your need to label other's actions as immoral or unjustified are in fact a way for YOU to try and live with yourself and justify your own actions in light of where it got you. I think it's difficult for you to accept that many PSA pilots aren't conforming to your perspective on values and ethics. Notice that PSA pilot's don't actively stir up or troll you guys, not because they are taking the "high road" but because, as Katt Williams expertly pointed out, self esteem is "esteem of your mother-&$@#!#& self'." There is no reason to construct our self-identity based upon your expectations or by judging and berating other people like you guys sometimes do. Just trust and be true to yourself brother. I wish we can bridge this divide between the groups somehow, but while I can sense some rationality on your part even if we disagree on some issues, I fear I will not have a similarly meaningful dialog with Sublime, which is a shame.