The Prediction Thread
10-19-2015, 03:24 AM
#12
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Since most pilots seem to be Republican, and with that in mind, aren't really interested in the welfare of anyone other than themselves, I'm going with 73% voting Yes, and 27% voting No, with 91% of the eligible voters voting. I hope I'm wrong.
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10-19-2015, 03:30 AM
#13
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Originally Posted by Jetjok
Since most pilots seem to be Republican, and with that in mind, aren't really interested in the welfare of anyone other than themselves, I'm going with 73% voting Yes, and 27% voting No, with 91% of the eligible voters voting.
10-19-2015, 03:49 AM
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Originally Posted by FDXLAG
Because nothing says I am noble like giving away someone else's money I am going with 73% no and 9% voting. BTW republicans give a larger share of their money to charity than democrats.
Any other predictions you want to make, or truths you want to tell us?
10-19-2015, 04:00 AM
#15
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My prediction is that it will pass by a narrow margin. My other prediction is that once we start living under this contract that there will be a lot of po'd pilots. Including yes voters. Some think that they will only be affected by the work rules changes only occasionally. You will regret your yes vote (unless of course you retired). I warned the MEC long ago to not produce a divided TA. This TA brought too many divisions to the pilot group. I am very disappointed in what they brought to us. Hopefully a majority of us vote no.
10-19-2015, 05:44 AM
#18
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Originally Posted by GiggityGoo
I hope if doesn't pass, but there be a lot of dumb and selfish people in this pilot group. You know the ones. The "I got mine" guys. Wish we could publish what everyone voted for.
maybe some yes voters are better than others in your world ?My prediction is that Policywanker crawls back in to the hole he came from, with a yes or no vote !
10-19-2015, 05:46 AM
#19
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I predict the IPA Strike Authorization Vote will be 97% to Strike with 98% Voting.
Hope u guys won't have to live under such a poor Contract for the next 9 years. Like I said earlier. Let us, who are unified do the work. You will have a much better A-Plan and Hourly. Since we will not accept anything lower than $310. Not the $285 the COLA only is giving you.
Hope u guys won't have to live under such a poor Contract for the next 9 years. Like I said earlier. Let us, who are unified do the work. You will have a much better A-Plan and Hourly. Since we will not accept anything lower than $310. Not the $285 the COLA only is giving you.
10-19-2015, 05:51 AM
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Originally Posted by Jetjok
Since most pilots seem to be Republican, and with that in mind, aren't really interested in the welfare of anyone other than themselves, I'm going with 73% voting Yes, and 27% voting No, with 91% of the eligible voters voting. I hope I'm wrong.
Jetjok-strap, you have really demonstrated your colossal ignorance with that one. Conservatives tremendously out-give liberals by a huge margin when it comes to charities. Do your homework before you flap that piehole below your up turned nose. Most blazingly stupid and inaccurate comment I've seen on this forum this year. Congrats! OBTW, you definitely are wrong.
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