Local 804 Drivers Walked Out

stink219

Well-Known Member
There's at least one driver on here who's part of the 250...if you weren't so busy trying posting, trying to be right all the time, and took the time to read...you'd know that!! Blah, blah, blah, we should take up a collection. You guys should put your money where your mouth is...talk is cheap.
Glad your selective in my posting.


Sent using the conscience of Local 251
 

804brown

Well-Known Member
Maybe their lawyers are telling them to stay off social media.
Not so sure about that. They spoke to the media at several rallies including at city hall. Then yesterday Jairo and Dom appeared on MSNBC. They are all sticking together trying to make the case against what ups did ON THE AIRWAVES!!
 

CharleyHustle

Well-Known Member
Not so sure about that. They spoke to the media at several rallies including at city hall. Then yesterday Jairo and Dom appeared on MSNBC. They are all sticking together trying to make the case against what ups did ON THE AIRWAVES!!

I guess you and I have a different understanding of what "social" media is. I'm not sure who Dom is, but the other guy didn't get fired for walking out, he will most likely get his job back without the use of an attorney.
 

804brown

Well-Known Member
Hall, Sean Obrien and legal counsel attourney ford visited maspeth yesterday with the discharged drivers .They will meet with company officials today.
 
But some won't. They will cast stones.


Sent using the conscience of Local 251
Don't let it get you to upset. There are some people on here who are going to be haters just like in real life. You can pay attention to them because you should always stay informed about both sides. Right is right though and the majority vote for these people. This lynch mob site does not represent the majority. It's a place where people come to hate not a place to spread positive ness.
 

Brown Spider

Well-Known Member
Why would I donate to someone who voluntarily walked off the job??

Why would people donate their own blood to a soldier who "voluntarily" stepped on a land mine in Iraq, saving those he served with as well as innocent civilians? Why would people donate to the families of firemen who died while "voluntarily" trying to rescue people at the World Trade Center? Why would people make a donation to support the position of an activist who "voluntarily" stepped forward and challenged racism, poverty or, in this case, a rogue Employer who knows the difference between right and wrong, but just doesn't give a damn. I guess the short answer is that people seem to want to reach out and somehow help those whose have put themselves in harms way in order to make a difference. It's human nature.

So, I guess the simplest answer to your question, Upstate, is that you wouldn't donate and no one would expect you to.
 

member6045

Well-Known Member
Why would people donate their own blood to a soldier who "voluntarily" stepped on a land mine in Iraq, saving those he served with as well as innocent civilians? Why would people donate to the families of firemen who died while "voluntarily" trying to rescue people at the World Trade Center? Why would people make a donation to support the position of an activist who "voluntarily" stepped forward and challenged racism, poverty or, in this case, a rogue Employer who knows the difference between right and wrong, but just doesn't give a damn. I guess the short answer is that people seem to want to reach out and somehow help those whose have put themselves in harms way in order to make a difference. It's human nature.

So, I guess the simplest answer to your question, Upstate, is that you wouldn't donate and no one would expect you to.


You have gone to far on your examples!!! Don't compare any of those men and women to this pls! Those men and women followed orders of there duty! These men followed orders BELIEVING they where doing the right thing with no punishment to follow! No valor here!


Come on son!
 
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