VOTE YES !
- Thread starter Blueweng48
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BigMac
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That's what happened when the last (before the last) offer was voted down.
Not good for the NO voters. This is sending a false message to the Yes voters to make sure they all vote Yes. The No voters might think of celebrating victory by that move. Typical warfare tactic.
Unless AA has a sneak look at the numbers. No I do not think anyone would stoop that low. Maybe the TWU saw the current numbers and informed AA to play the psychological warfare game. We will know tomorrow hopefully.
The simple answer to your question is.... A no vote will not benifit you in any way. You can vote no and just give up or you can vote yes and live to fight another day. I'm not going to rollover on to my elbows and knees and vote no.... Vote yes and fight another day.
Bandit6794
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Another day is 6 years plus. And if you vote yes you did roll over or shud I say Bend over. Now continue your pathetic life on your knees
And a vote no is for how long? Get those buns back in the air.
If the TWU and AA management are going to shoot us, let em - I'm not going to load the gun for them. Vote NO!
So you're just going to give up, vote no and let them have their way you? Nice!
Your answer doesn't make sense!
Just talked to my brother who was laid off again from his company. I told him I was going to vote no, he thought that was not a good idea, and that I should appreciate what I have, a good paying job with benefits (not as good as before, but better then most), some sense of security because I have a decent amount of seniority. He would kill to have been able to stay at one company for more then 15 years, he and his wife both have masters, but both have been let go from numerous company's because of downsizing, mergers, elimination of their division that they worked in. Seniority at a company doesn't mean anything with white collar employees. He is never out of work for more then 8 months, but like I said, he is highly educated and very connected in his field. He has only had to move twice but until 2008 he has never lost money on a house.
I told him about the DFW guys going up to TUL, and telling them guys to vote NO. He asked, if the big lay off's hit, who takes the most lay off's TUL or DFW? I said TUL will, he says, so DFW doesn't have as much skin in a lay off as TUL but yet DFW guys are telling TUL guys to risk everything. Just an opinion from someone from the outside looking in, and knows what the job market is like. Make no mistake there will be lay offs and we will have to live with whatever we vote with.
I told him about the DFW guys going up to TUL, and telling them guys to vote NO. He asked, if the big lay off's hit, who takes the most lay off's TUL or DFW? I said TUL will, he says, so DFW doesn't have as much skin in a lay off as TUL but yet DFW guys are telling TUL guys to risk everything. Just an opinion from someone from the outside looking in, and knows what the job market is like. Make no mistake there will be lay offs and we will have to live with whatever we vote with.
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Blueweng48
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This is a forum for information and i thought it was interesting to me, so i wanted to share it with others. i appreciate your sacrafices and your vote also no matter how you vote.i am not here to slam people,but to express my views. You sound like a logical person and I appreciate your views. No matter how this comes out I just hope it is best for all.
Oh I see. In your warped mind if you vote no and fight it is giving up and if you grab your ankles and vote yes that is fighting? Now I know who you are! Welcome to the forum JIM LITTLE!!!!! No matter how you spin it, you are giving up. I suggest you never go to prison.
No, I don't think you see.... I think you're ate up with emotion and ego.
Scenario, Our deal gets voted down, the contract gets abrogated, AA/Creditors impose the term sheet.
Now what? We get to negotiate for an other eternity?
Please, Tell us what happens next.
