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skywest pilots are scabs
skywest pilots are scabs
>>skywest pilots are scabs<<
That kind of talk needs to stop right now. Scabs are the lowest form of life and it is a status that lasts forever.
The best thing that can happen to true scabs is to have the community dilute and cloud the true meaning of the term. Once that happens the heinous stigma abates as does the deterrent effect of a scab declaration.
Crossing the line to becoming a scab is an act that individual workers do. It is an issue between worker groups that has nothing directly to do with managment.
What is going on between ASA and SkyWest is a management issue. It has nothing to do with with the two work groups being against each other.
Even if SkyWest ends up with all the ASA aircraft, which they own, the pilots will be doing nothing more than flying their own carrier's aircraft, passengers, and routes.
If one pilot group flying aircraft and routes obtained from another carrier means scabbing, then every AMR pilot has scabbed against AirCAL, TWA, and RenoAir. Every Delta pilot has scabbed against PanAM. Every NWA pilot has scabbed against Republic, Every SWA pilot has scabbed against Morris, Every FedEX pilot has scabbed against Flying Tigers, et-cetera et-cetera, and the various unions were cheering those manuevers all along when it meant more growth for the home team.
It is a rough and tumble world out there. You eat or you get eaten. Management plays the games and the pilots fly the planes. Until a legitimately established picket line is crossed, there are no scabs.
The best way to give the label "scab" the most power and impact is to use it only when it properly applies and then vigorously condemn and reject those who ultimately earn it.