netjetwife
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Furthermore, it's a matter of the NJ pilots standing up for themselves. To insist that promises made are indeed kept, shows determination and strength of character. Certainly, it's easier to be a door mat, but that won't further their careers or open new doors.
My posts are made to enlighten those, like Mflyer2, who don't know the background of this complicated issue. It doesn't take too much brain power to figure out the topic of the thread, NotaNJA. Did y'all catch that condescending tone in NJANJIFLEXFLOP's post? It showed that my analogy was quite fitting. All the implications were there--you make less so you must be lazy. I make more so I must be better than you. Isn't that a theme we've all seen before in life?
GEXDriver, just because I understand WHY things are the way they are, doesn't mean I don't wish it weren't so. If I weren't hoping the situation could be changed, I wouldn't suggest the NJA pilots put their best foot forward. As for noting the failures of past leadership--my comments state the current condition. Again, it's something that I regret but understand. For that situation to have turned out other than it did, those pilots would have had to act differently. They made their choices so must live with the results. The heart of this discussion is accountability, and the right of the NJA pilots to insist upon it in their dealings with management and other pilots.
They have my admiration and respect for exercising that right.
Netjetwife
My posts are made to enlighten those, like Mflyer2, who don't know the background of this complicated issue. It doesn't take too much brain power to figure out the topic of the thread, NotaNJA. Did y'all catch that condescending tone in NJANJIFLEXFLOP's post? It showed that my analogy was quite fitting. All the implications were there--you make less so you must be lazy. I make more so I must be better than you. Isn't that a theme we've all seen before in life?
GEXDriver, just because I understand WHY things are the way they are, doesn't mean I don't wish it weren't so. If I weren't hoping the situation could be changed, I wouldn't suggest the NJA pilots put their best foot forward. As for noting the failures of past leadership--my comments state the current condition. Again, it's something that I regret but understand. For that situation to have turned out other than it did, those pilots would have had to act differently. They made their choices so must live with the results. The heart of this discussion is accountability, and the right of the NJA pilots to insist upon it in their dealings with management and other pilots.
They have my admiration and respect for exercising that right.
Netjetwife