E
EastUS
Guest
Hardly - I've often said that ALPA (and every large union) is largely a black hole for money. However, I wouldn't want to be in this industry without union representation. Also, I'm not one to attempt to escape blame for the votes I, or at least the majority of the pilot group I belong to, cast. That's why all the "Voting - what a novel concept" sentiment is so amusing.
Indeed sir..and you may well be a moral giant fully worthy of rapt admiration that thusly, feels very free to cast aspersions on the character and thoughts of others, whilst remaining amazingly mute in defense of your own questionable actions:
QUOTE (BoeingBoy @ Feb 25 2008, 09:36 AM)
Or are you just one of many whose fundamental principles seem to depend on the situation - the Shuttle pilots absolutely should not get their Eastern DOH but you absolutely should get yours? A very convenient principle - whatever benefits you the most is fair, any other method is flawed....."
"I had an EAL DOH myself. I didn't think it appropriate for me to fret over such as I'd resigned from EAL. My seniority was based upon a PSA DOH, which did seem appropriate since we were subsequently bought up by US. I figured the same should have applied to the shuttle people via their EAL DOH, and subsequent admission into US. They should have gotten their EAL DOH in my opinion. You, on the other hand...evidently felt some "special entitlement" due to being from Piedmont, and sought out preferential slotting and treatment for yourself. You attempted advancement over those with more time on the line, due to "career expectations" and other essentially "I'm special/I want MINE!" notions. You've previously, and long ago posted that, in seeking slotting and preferential advancement for your group, that you had "fought the good fight"....Gimme' a freakin' break! You clearly fit right in with the "Righteous Position"/I'm SPECIAL!!/I WANT MINE!!!" crowd over at AWA.
My principles aren't based on "whatever benefits you the most", but yours certainly seem to be. They've been test-proven to be such."
It's one thing to "talk the talk", and assign one's self imaginary "high ground".....and quite a different issue to actually "walk" it in life. Your "nobility" was demonstrated when you sought preferential, and "special" treatment for yourself long ago...so spare us all tiresome, and wholly hypocritical BS about "fundamental principles"....
I find it repugnant for anyone that's demonstrated, by their actions..a "Me ME!...It's All about ME!!" perspective to serve as any self appointed lecturer on "fundamental principles"...just a personal issue I suppose
It's cute that you find things "so amusing"