Tim Nelson
Veteran
700UW said:This web site is not controlling me, I just enjoy showing posters like you when you are wrong. And to show how you can't accept personal responsibility for your actions, it is easier to blame others and stay on the sidelines and whine and complain instead actually getting involved and giving up some of your own time to make things better and effect change and have control over your destiny.
And I guess your word means nothing huh?
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700, it is the Labor organizations job or should I say expertise to be
'smart enough' to not let apathy fail a group in the face of corporate greed but rather build solidarity that insures a strong union. Apathy is always a witness to a Labor organization that fails to build solidarity. The IAM failed in that, no question about it, even though I personally believe the IAM knows how to build solidarity but chose not to.
On the other hand, as a labor guy, I was impressed with Randy Canale's letter regarding a strike vote at United. I read passion in that letter and the type of solidarity from a leadership that seems doggedly determined to stand up against United's blatant attacks on workers. I understood his 'slow death' statement also as not being an alternative.
I hope that our union brothers and sisters at United, AMFA, IAM, AFA, ALPA, TWU, etc., make a stand while the whole nation is watching, a stand that turns the tide back to labor so that the working man can say 'I'm not afraid anymore'.
regards,