Any "Latest & Greatest" about Delta?
07-15-2013, 10:15 AM
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YGTBSM!!! Everyone ****ing on your cheerios? Honestly, have you even thought about the drivel spouting from your bungy? You are a cancer from the other side that is not positive nor worthy of any pilot sharing a beer with you. You oooze pathetic distain and emulate ideologues that do not listen to fact or debate! ALPA right or wrong is of no fact to you, that is obvious. Did you kill cats as a kid?
It's true, I do use ALPA as a punching bag. And they've earned it. But ALPA isn't the disease, it's a symptom.
It's a symptom of a complacent, risk-averse, and disinterested pilot group that's unwilling or unable to realize how much influence our money will have if we keep it within our pilot group (and cut off the fat cats and moochers at ALPA).
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07-15-2013, 11:34 AM
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Irony much, FIIG?
It's true, I do use ALPA as a punching bag. And they've earned it. But ALPA isn't the disease, it's a symptom.
It's a symptom of a complacent, risk-averse, and disinterested pilot group that's unwilling or unable to realize how much influence our money will have if we keep it within our pilot group (and cut off the fat cats and moochers at ALPA).
It's true, I do use ALPA as a punching bag. And they've earned it. But ALPA isn't the disease, it's a symptom.
It's a symptom of a complacent, risk-averse, and disinterested pilot group that's unwilling or unable to realize how much influence our money will have if we keep it within our pilot group (and cut off the fat cats and moochers at ALPA).
At my advanced age my memory is fading but I do believe Fed Ex voted ALPA out and then found out how much a independent union really costs. I do believe they voted ALPA back in. If I'm wrong with my history I stand by my bad memory.
07-15-2013, 11:49 AM
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07-15-2013, 11:56 AM
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07-15-2013, 11:57 AM
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Just an aside, 73N guys, the new WDR Data Link upload thing rocks.
Carry on.
Carry on.
07-15-2013, 12:00 PM
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Purple's ideology is doom, despair, and agony. He's miserable. And if he's miserable, you should better be miserable too. But no matter how comfortable he is in his black cloud (or "spectrum"), I do not have to join him in his rage. That doesn't make me or anyone else complacent, lazy, disinterested, . It may just mean we have a life outside DAL. We may even just be balanced and reasonably content human beings with a different perspective.
BTW, his contribution is always negative. I have much more respect for the worst ALPA or DPA volunteer there is. They at least are doing something. Throwing poo from the computer isn't hard work (even if it is fun).
BTW, his contribution is always negative. I have much more respect for the worst ALPA or DPA volunteer there is. They at least are doing something. Throwing poo from the computer isn't hard work (even if it is fun).
07-15-2013, 12:04 PM
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07-15-2013, 12:07 PM
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Irony much, FIIG?
It's true, I do use ALPA as a punching bag. And they've earned it. But ALPA isn't the disease, it's a symptom.
It's a symptom of a complacent, risk-averse, and disinterested pilot group that's unwilling or unable to realize how much influence our money will have if we keep it within our pilot group (and cut off the fat cats and moochers at ALPA).
It's true, I do use ALPA as a punching bag. And they've earned it. But ALPA isn't the disease, it's a symptom.
It's a symptom of a complacent, risk-averse, and disinterested pilot group that's unwilling or unable to realize how much influence our money will have if we keep it within our pilot group (and cut off the fat cats and moochers at ALPA).
What will change with DPA, IAM, IBEW or even the UAW if the Delta pilot group is still composed of "complacent, risk-averse and disinterested pilots"? That's why your logic fails.
Do you really think that Delta Air Lines Inc gives a flying leap who represents us? Nope. We work in an industry governed by the RLA. No union can give us more "influence".
07-15-2013, 12:07 PM
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07-15-2013, 12:18 PM
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