stuckingfk
Well-Known Member
Re: Expressjet & ALPA Reach Tentative Concessionary Agreemen
So why should *I* as an american taxpayer have to pay for the mistakes our government makes? or other people make?
I had no part in this 700 billion dollar fiasco. I live within my means, didn't buy a house I had no business being in, and I'm not a mortgage lender looking to make a quick buck. Yet all of us will now pay for the mistake made by people/businesses.
Don't give me the apples to orange stuff either. People pay for other's mistakes daily. Sometimes life sucks, and you know what, I deal with it. I don't think anyone wishes ill on the Xjet pilot group, but their company is faced with difficult times and they'll do what they need to survive.
It's not a matter of the analysis being flawed. It's a matter of pilots not stepping in to balance the checkbook every time management does something stupid. Management agreed to a CPA that was unworkable, and they knew it was unworkable when they signed it. They ass-umed that you would accept concessions to make up for their stupid decision. And now you're going to reward them for this stupid decision by giving them their concessions? Sorry, but pilots should not be paying for management's stupid decisions out of their own pockets. Force management to balance their checkbook some other way. Balancing it on the backs of the pilots is simply not acceptable. If management can't afford to pay rates that are already woefully below what they should be, then the company doesn't deserve to be in business.
So why should *I* as an american taxpayer have to pay for the mistakes our government makes? or other people make?
I had no part in this 700 billion dollar fiasco. I live within my means, didn't buy a house I had no business being in, and I'm not a mortgage lender looking to make a quick buck. Yet all of us will now pay for the mistake made by people/businesses.
Don't give me the apples to orange stuff either. People pay for other's mistakes daily. Sometimes life sucks, and you know what, I deal with it. I don't think anyone wishes ill on the Xjet pilot group, but their company is faced with difficult times and they'll do what they need to survive.