AvTech04
Senior
You are assuming that all no votes which are not your way are not thought out and made with clear regard to the outcome. Did you ever think that maybe people beside you truly believe that the outcome is best with a no vote. I feel like you are basically calling people with a different opinion than yours stupid and uneducated. And my point is that voting is an individual choice each person can make and being provided with the data can choose to read it and understand it or just vote to vote. It's not your place nor mine to ask every voter why they voted how they did. Let people decide if they want to share their reasons independent of your continued hammering of posts.
No, not at all! I don't assume anything with anyone, I was just giving a reason why someone would ask another why they would vote the way they are voting. It maybe for more logical reasons than the person who asked has. I mean, everyone has a right to vote which ever way they see fit, but an uneducated voter, and there are some out there, are the first to complain when a vote goes a certain way and something they didn't expect happens. Look at Obama, he had almost 80% of the country behind him with his "change" motto back in 2008, now he has one of the worst presidential ratings in history and those that voted him into office are now complaining on the work he is doing.
I ask people all the time why they are voting the way they are voting. To me, it's an educational experience. I learn different peoples perspective of the same situation that I am in. Now, don't get me wrong, most of the no voters reasons I have heard have mostly been very uneducated votes and simply don't want to vote yes on anything, that's when I'll offer my input of the situation and give my reasoning for voting the way I am voting, but only if it's accepted or asked for. I don't go parading around trying to convert voters, I'm like most everyone else out there and want a clearer understanding of our situation.
My ultimate goal is to have a unified group at the end of all this because a union divided is far less powerful than a union united. AirTran management has been very good at keeping the union divided and I'm hoping AMFA can step in a put a stop to that. This is just some of reasons why I don't think arbitration is a good path for us to go at this point, it will cause far more harm to the whole work group than either side would benefit individually, at least from my perspective.