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I never met a group so willing to undermine the piloting profession......You're kinda drooling hypocrisy out of both sides of your mouth.
You don't seem to understand, it is all ready settled, you agreed to binding arbitration and it is over.
Game, set and match.
The Nicolau Award isn't the "problem." It is the solution to the real problem, which was the seniority merger, that East and West could not work out on their own.I believe the best option to settle the Nicolau Award problem . . .
The Nicolau Award isn't the "problem." It is the solution to the real problem, which was the seniority merger, that East and West could not work out on their own.
Perhaps if East had done more to nip the real problem in the bud by being more realistic during negotiations with West, there would have been no need for this solution.
Is that the best you can do?
Two of those posts now instead of debating.
Grow up.
I think that you may find out otherwise...You don't seem to understand, it is all ready settled, you agreed to binding arbitration and it is over.
Game, set and match.
That's very true.Debate? What is there to debate? Reality isn't debateable.
It's not a reality until it's implemented right?That's very true.
The thing is, the Nicolau Award is reality.
East just doesn't realize it yet.
Kinda like getting married and never consumating...it's just paper reality. So? What's the current value? Zippo so far...No. It exists today. You are correct in that it will have no practical effect until it is implemented. But it is reality.
It's kind of like . . . that item at the store that costs $X. If you never buy that item, you never have to pay the $X. Some day you might want it, in which case you will have to shell out the money (or steal). But even if you never want it, the "reality" is it still costs $X.
Yup, you prove my point. You pretty much encapsulate the East mentality refusing to deal with or accept reality.Kinda like getting married and never consumating...it's just paper reality. So? What's the current value? Zippo so far...
How about a paternity test on"The Jerry Springer Show"?Yup, you prove my point. You pretty much encapsulate the East mentality refusing to deal with or accept reality.
To go with your example, say that while you are in this "not reality" marriage, your wife gets pregnant by someone else but doesn't want to 'fess up about her infidelity. Guess who is on the hook for supporting the kid?
And should you be the main breadwinner for decades of marriage but then decide to get divorced, guess who will get half the marital assets? How far do you think your claims of, "But the marriage wasn't 'reality' because we didn't have sex!" will get you?
Perhaps you unwittingly stumbled on a rather good comparison. If you don't want the responsibilities of marriage, you shouldn't have agreed to enter into a legally binding marriage in the first place. But you did, so now you must live with the obligations and consequences of your choice.
It sounds like she wins all the way around. She chooses not to consumate this marriage with YOU and has fun elsewhere, and YOU get to pay! You can't make anyone love you! You can't force yourself on an unwilling partner.Yup, you prove my point. You pretty much encapsulate the East mentality refusing to deal with or accept reality.
To go with your example, say that while you are in this "not reality" marriage, your wife gets pregnant by someone else but doesn't want to 'fess up about her infidelity. Guess who is on the hook for supporting the kid?
And should you be the main breadwinner for decades of marriage but then decide to get divorced, guess who will get half the marital assets? How far do you think your claims of, "But the marriage wasn't 'reality' because we didn't have sex!" will get you?
Perhaps you unwittingly stumbled on a rather good comparison. If you don't want the responsibilities of marriage, you shouldn't have agreed to enter into a legally binding marriage in the first place. But you did, so now you must live with the obligations and consequences of your choice.