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10-12-2015 | 02:01 PM
#92
Gets Weekends Off
Joined: May 2009
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From: The GF of FUPM
What a pukefest. I hurl in your general direction. First off, no scab is ever in good standing until they're dead. You make less today, and with lousier work rules because of what they did, then. And while they may technically be able to wear a pin, and now pay dues, they made their bed long ago with Frank Lorenzo.
Keep on enabling them. They love it.
Last edited by oldmako; 10-12-2015 at 02:12 PM.
10-12-2015 | 02:05 PM
#93
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No offense but why would they care what you think of a retirement photo, and why would they care about a handshake? They come to work, 777 left seat, make cheddar, and go home. And wear an ALPA pin in good standing. The jokes not on them, it's on others who didn't scab. Not saying scabbing is right, but these folks who did had their career launch into seniority greatness.
Many of you guys defending SCABS have no idea the impact their actions have on working environments or the effects it has when you can't pay the rent or put food on the table. It's no different than the treatment a rapist or child molester gets. You can't trust them, you don't like them and you definitely don't socialise with them but you have to proceed with caution. You can't harm them unless you're willing to go to jail or lose your job. What you do and how you treat them depends on how much you want to protect your family and your job.
10-12-2015 | 02:17 PM
#95
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Well, you just did.
What a pukefest. I hurl in your general direction. First off, no scab is ever in good standing until they're dead. You make less today, and with lousier work rules because of what they did, then. And while they may technically be able to wear a pin, and now pay dues, they made their bed long ago with Frank Lorenzo.
Keep on enabling them. They love it.
What a pukefest. I hurl in your general direction. First off, no scab is ever in good standing until they're dead. You make less today, and with lousier work rules because of what they did, then. And while they may technically be able to wear a pin, and now pay dues, they made their bed long ago with Frank Lorenzo.
Keep on enabling them. They love it.
10-12-2015 | 02:39 PM
#96
Line Holder
Joined: Apr 2013
Posts: 92
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From: Banned
Nobody is defending scabs here but our ALPA is, by them being in the union wearing a pin and in good standing. Do you not recognize or want to admit the facts. ALPA would do anything for a buck and all most everybody has felt short changed at onetime or another. Would a in house Union be so bad?
10-12-2015 | 02:42 PM
#97
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10-12-2015 | 02:45 PM
#98
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Joined: Dec 2005
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Come on, I never crossed any picket lines nor would I ever.
You're missing my point. Yes, in the eyes of us ALPA members they are pretty low life for what they did, but what did "the system" do to punish them for what they did?
Yes, this.
Well, you just did.
What a pukefest. I hurl in your general direction. First off, no scab is ever in good standing until they're dead. You make less today, and with lousier work rules because of what they did, then. And while they may technically be able to wear a pin, and now pay dues, they made their bed long ago with Frank Lorenzo.
Keep on enabling them. They love it.
What a pukefest. I hurl in your general direction. First off, no scab is ever in good standing until they're dead. You make less today, and with lousier work rules because of what they did, then. And while they may technically be able to wear a pin, and now pay dues, they made their bed long ago with Frank Lorenzo.
Keep on enabling them. They love it.
Yes, this.
Last edited by ShyGuy; 10-12-2015 at 03:02 PM.
10-12-2015 | 02:59 PM
#99
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Nobody is defending scabs here but our ALPA is, by them being in the union wearing a pin and in good standing. Do you not recognize or want to admit the facts. ALPA would do anything for a buck and all most everybody has felt short changed at onetime or another. Would a in house Union be so bad?
The CAL pilots had an in-house Union for years after the strike. Over the past 5 years untold time and money have been spent trying to correct the errors of an uncontrolled Union and a management that imposed their will without consideration of their contract. We still see this through the number of greviences and a management not willing to honor our contract. I'll stay with ALPA.
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