They had two choices. Aye or Nay. Some of them said Nay. Sadly, more of them didn't. My personal opinion is that those who said Aye made a big mistake, and one that, yes, is going to affect everyone who flies in the same segment. Hell, probably even those who fly in other segments. But when this juvenile rhetoric gets dialed up to jump-seat wars and "you took food out of my kids' mouths", it plays directly in to the hands of the union-busting law firms. Every time one union pilot threatens another union pilot, they rub their little rat-claws together and dream of how they're going to use the whipsaw to buy another Ferrari or ice sculpture the next time there's a contract to be signed. The ONLY way Organized Labor works is with Solidarity. Petty pursefights with each other is EXACTLY what they want. DENY that to them.

Or so I would suggest, anyway. *shrug* It's up to you to decide how to comport yourself and what's in your best interests. Like I said, I think the contract is crap and it's a shame it was voted in. But that's done. Now what?