My apologies for the incorrect chain of events, but you post with a sense of naivete' about the airline industry. I like working with people who do their jobs first; they can try to change the world later, on their own time. You seem to be the opposite: you have a list of how coworkers should act, speak, behave, etc. Oh, and by the way, if we happen to transport passengers and bags from A to B, great. But, if not, oh well.
I don't know if IND is indicative of another station or not. I do know that when I go there, I get parked, unloaded, loaded, and pushed ASAP; that's whats matters to the people who pay my salary, and to me. If I had to listen to/observe juvenile behavior all day, I might think it matters more than I do now; but I wouldn't publicly ask, with racial overtones included, if an individual city at an individual airline is the only place in the airline world that I need to avoid.