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I think your question is flawed. Taking a neutral stance on AFA (as opposed to actually lobbying against it, which is not approriate) is not failing to respect anyone, nor is it being "anti-union".......
......So I think we should simply agree the line not to be stopped is ...a picket line. Beyond that, other people do what they want, and organized if and how they want.
Outstanding point. Except I wasn't solely talking about DAL pilots who remain neutral for the AFA efforts to organize. In fact, the main point that I was making about our pilots and the AFA was that there are some who are lobbying FA's to vote no, which is hardly neutral.
In response to Bar, my post really asks why there seems to be an increasing amout of pilots who don't respect the unions (already on property, at any company, in any industry) or their members. Look on our message board and see how our pilots talk about UAW workers. I sense there is an increasing anti-(non pilot)union sentiment among pilots.
My post had nothing to do with stopping people from doing what they want if and how they want. It has everything to do with our attitude toward other unions and their members.
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