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#1711
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I appreciate your need to change the subject. You asked for someone to point to a success from an independent union. I posted UPS leading the industry in pay, and APA keeping their pensions FULLY intact without a corporate bankruptcy. Where did I EVER say that ALPA caused a bankruptcy?
It's really hard to debate the issues as it is. When you don't even comprehend the written word, it makes it even harder.
Carl
It's really hard to debate the issues as it is. When you don't even comprehend the written word, it makes it even harder.
Carl
I admit I extrapolated on your APA statement, as the only way for management to do a distress termination of a pension is in bankruptcy. So your point that APA was able to keep a fully intact pension was because AMR didn't go bankrupt. Oh, and while APA opposed it, AMR management was able to weaken funding rules for APA's fully intact pension, so it's more vulnerable than it's ever been. Not exactly a success story, especially after never achieving C2K rates and being first to the concession trough in 2003.
#1712
Carl
#1713
With regard to status quo, the evidence points to you being afraid of ANYTHING other than the status quo, IMO.
Carl
#1714
You know no such thing.
Almost too naive for a response. We don't even have MEMRAT for an LOA.
The fact that this direction is ignored by ALPA is why the DPA is gaining ground. People like you who post this as a defense is a very good thing for DPA. It helps people make up their minds when they see what the apologists talking points are.
Carl
Carl
Vote this new and improved orginization in and when they do not deliver on the "Christmas Wish List," we will be right were we are now. The only difference is that we will still have the same issues facing us today but on a broader scale since they will be ignored for at least five years. Fear, fear I know. But the fact Carl is that stomping your feet and demanding what you want will not make it so. If the RLA and NMB process was not so skewed you may have a chance, but not in this environment. The arguments need to be rational to a point and backed up with hard financial data to drive home this point. We are dealing with lawyers from all sides and irrational does not work. All it results in is getting your butt parked by the NMB. You think that DPA can change these factors go for it. I will support it if it ushers it way in because I understand what unity does for a group, but I will also expect people to have buyers remorse.
You tell me to back up my concerns and fears, and I ask the same of you. If DPA results in a superior organization I will stand corrected, but until then, I look at a website that has little direction except to know the path to desertification.
#1715
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Oh, your examples weren't of successes. They weren't correct.
#1716
Again, you and the other apologists miss the point. A poster referred to me as Carl "wildcat strike" Spackler. I said I have never once advocated a wildcat strike. That's a fact. What do you do? You tell me that I miss the point. Miss what point? What point is there to a blatant lie?
With regard to status quo, the evidence points to you being afraid of ANYTHING other than the status quo, IMO.
Carl
With regard to status quo, the evidence points to you being afraid of ANYTHING other than the status quo, IMO.
Carl
#1717
I talk to a ton of those guys and trust me, their grass is not greener to many of them. The only thing they have is a common enemy because they get kicking in the nuts at every turn.
#1718
Again, you and the other apologists miss the point. A poster referred to me as Carl "wildcat strike" Spackler. I said I have never once advocated a wildcat strike. That's a fact. What do you do? You tell me that I miss the point. Miss what point? What point is there to a blatant lie?
With regard to status quo, the evidence points to you being afraid of ANYTHING other than the status quo, IMO.
Carl
With regard to status quo, the evidence points to you being afraid of ANYTHING other than the status quo, IMO.
Carl
Your next response will to holler that I can't quote one post that you wrote those things. Well I've got better things to do with my time than sift through the archives and read your divisive drivel to post it. This is what you do. You parse peoples words and constantly denigrate others and their points of view and when called on it you howl with indignation. The people here who don't see that won't be convinced with any amount of quotes dredged up from the dustbin of history.
#1719
If the RLA and NMB process was not so skewed you may have a chance, but not in this environment. The arguments need to be rational to a point and backed up with hard financial data to drive home this point. We are dealing with lawyers from all sides and irrational does not work. All it results in is getting your butt parked by the NMB.
I'm not kidding on this acl - if you had any sense of fairness and self respect, you would resign as a moderator here. You are so far across the line, I can't believe the head guys are allowing this.
Carl
#1720
Carl;
As I said to you there are a few good guys running for Master Chair, and I support them. I support change from with in, and do not think you need to burn the place down just for the sake of change.
If they do not win I have no idea what I or you will do. My concern is that we will be overcome by events and with this event there will probably be no going back.
As I said to you there are a few good guys running for Master Chair, and I support them. I support change from with in, and do not think you need to burn the place down just for the sake of change.
If they do not win I have no idea what I or you will do. My concern is that we will be overcome by events and with this event there will probably be no going back.
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