It’s what angry pilots do. They scream about using their sick leave in response to the offense, which they would and should use regardless. They also make it a full-time job to tell junior pilots that they should leave while they themselves will both stay at the airline and stay toxic. Maybe some personal life management and learning to roll with adversity would be more beneficial than managing the lives of others because you’re mad and unwilling to act according to your own counsel because “whatever stupid excuse”. We’ve seen this before during contract negotiations and the junior pilots were getting pretty tired of dealing with it. It’s a **** poor, low-rate reaction to an uncomfortable and unfortunate situation. I can’t imagine how these guys would act if true hard times came.