Mike A. Recall Resounding Failure
10-17-2015, 08:47 PM
#11
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I sure hope at least 51% are thinking about all of "us"...
10-17-2015, 10:19 PM
#12
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From what I've observed the last month and a half, if I were to summarize the philosophical differences between the yes and no groups, it would be that the predominate view of a yes voter is that it is the best deal for "me," whereas the
I sure hope at least 51% are thinking about all of "us"...
I sure hope at least 51% are thinking about all of "us"...
10-18-2015, 04:35 AM
#13
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From what I've observed the last month and a half, if I were to summarize the philosophical differences between the yes and no groups, it would be that the predominate view of a yes voter is that it is the best deal for "me," whereas the usual belief of the no voter is that it is a not a good deal for "us."
I sure hope at least 51% are thinking about all of "us"...
I sure hope at least 51% are thinking about all of "us"...
10-18-2015, 07:13 AM
#14
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From what I've observed the last month and a half, if I were to summarize the philosophical differences between the yes and no groups, it would be that the predominate view of a yes voter is that it is the best deal for "me," whereas the usual belief of the no voter is that it is a not a good deal for "us."
I sure hope at least 51% are thinking about all of "us"...
I sure hope at least 51% are thinking about all of "us"...
What I've seen also.
10-18-2015, 07:35 AM
#15
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From what I've observed the last month and a half, if I were to summarize the philosophical differences between the yes and no groups, it would be that the predominate view of a yes voter is that it is the best deal for "me," whereas the usual belief of the no voter is that it is a not a good deal for "us."
Let see, do you sleep with and support your wife? Or do you sleep with and support (financially) your buddies and co-worker? Next, who is more important to you, your children's future or the future of the people you share the cockpit with sometimes? I give all to my children, sports, school ,etc. Same thing goes to the relationship with my spouse. This is very PERSONAL. Knock off the fake altruistic nonsense.
10-18-2015, 07:38 AM
#16
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From what I've observed the last month and a half, if I were to summarize the philosophical differences between the yes and no groups, it would be that the predominate view of a yes voter is that it is the best deal for "me," whereas the usual belief of the no voter is that it is a not a good deal for "us."
I sure hope at least 51% are thinking about all of "us"...
I sure hope at least 51% are thinking about all of "us"...
That pigeonholing is like believing a non member when they would say "its not about the money". I would have to say that trying to summarize the reasoning behind any "groups" decision making is not worth your time unless of course you want to act high and mighty, in that case you have suceeded.
10-18-2015, 07:47 AM
#17
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Oh Please GIVE ME A BREAK with the us vs me. This is one of the most personal decisions you'll make regarding your career this year.
Let see, do you sleep with and support your wife? Or do you sleep with and support (financially) your buddies and co-worker? Next, who is more important to you, your children's future or the future of the people you share the cockpit with sometimes? I give all to my children, sports, school ,etc. Same thing goes to the relationship with my spouse. This is very PERSONAL. Knock off the fake altruistic nonsense.
Let see, do you sleep with and support your wife? Or do you sleep with and support (financially) your buddies and co-worker? Next, who is more important to you, your children's future or the future of the people you share the cockpit with sometimes? I give all to my children, sports, school ,etc. Same thing goes to the relationship with my spouse. This is very PERSONAL. Knock off the fake altruistic nonsense.
10-18-2015, 08:23 AM
#18
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Oh Please GIVE ME A BREAK with the us vs me. This is one of the most personal decisions you'll make regarding your career this year.
Let see, do you sleep with and support your wife? Or do you sleep with and support (financially) your buddies and co-worker? Next, who is more important to you, your children's future or the future of the people you share the cockpit with sometimes? I give all to my children, sports, school ,etc. Same thing goes to the relationship with my spouse. This is very PERSONAL. Knock off the fake altruistic nonsense.
Let see, do you sleep with and support your wife? Or do you sleep with and support (financially) your buddies and co-worker? Next, who is more important to you, your children's future or the future of the people you share the cockpit with sometimes? I give all to my children, sports, school ,etc. Same thing goes to the relationship with my spouse. This is very PERSONAL. Knock off the fake altruistic nonsense.
10-18-2015, 09:06 AM
#19
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Oh Please GIVE ME A BREAK with the us vs me. This is one of the most personal decisions you'll make regarding your career this year.
Let see, do you sleep with and support your wife? Or do you sleep with and support (financially) your buddies and co-worker? Next, who is more important to you, your children's future or the future of the people you share the cockpit with sometimes? I give all to my children, sports, school ,etc. Same thing goes to the relationship with my spouse. This is very PERSONAL. Knock off the fake altruistic nonsense.
Let see, do you sleep with and support your wife? Or do you sleep with and support (financially) your buddies and co-worker? Next, who is more important to you, your children's future or the future of the people you share the cockpit with sometimes? I give all to my children, sports, school ,etc. Same thing goes to the relationship with my spouse. This is very PERSONAL. Knock off the fake altruistic nonsense.
Sincerely,
Robert Cecchi
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