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**Sydrothcoathy** · 12-18-2009, 06:20 AM

Point well taken, it has become increasingly obvious to me that this particular problem is absolutely pandemic in the world of internet forums.

The methodology is usually not two sets of rules – as you stated earlier – but one set of rules that are ‘selectively’ enforced. For ‘some’ the rules are strictly applied; but for ‘others’ those same rules are, lets say, more ‘liberally’ applied. A common practice on ‘most’ internet forums, but here at wny.

That being said, and despite the fact that I am the son of a civil service worker, I will try my best to keep moderation here exactly that, ‘moderate’; and if it is the end of TWU you wish to advocate for here: I, for one, would be interested in hearing what you have to say on the subject.

I am reading the latest article you posted and must say that much of the material you have posted does resonate with me, but I do not have much else to say on the subject at this point.

P.S. A little Whistle blowing on this issue - Syracuse.com

Well stated, and distinctly accurate. For the record, both of my parents worked for the city as civil service, and were longtime public union members. While one can argue for the right of unions to exist in the private sector, no such argument is viable for public employees, which is why the courts must correct their mistake and dissolve all public unions.

12-18-2009, 06:20 AM	#44
Sydrothcoathy Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 444 Senior Member	Point well taken, it has become increasingly obvious to me that this particular problem is absolutely pandemic in the world of internet forums. The methodology is usually not two sets of rules – as you stated earlier – but one set of rules that are ‘selectively’ enforced. For ‘some’ the rules are strictly applied; but for ‘others’ those same rules are, lets say, more ‘liberally’ applied. A common practice on ‘most’ internet forums, but here at wny. That being said, and despite the fact that I am the son of a civil service worker, I will try my best to keep moderation here exactly that, ‘moderate’; and if it is the end of TWU you wish to advocate for here: I, for one, would be interested in hearing what you have to say on the subject. I am reading the latest article you posted and must say that much of the material you have posted does resonate with me, but I do not have much else to say on the subject at this point. P.S. A little Whistle blowing on this issue - Syracuse.com Well stated, and distinctly accurate. For the record, both of my parents worked for the city as civil service, and were longtime public union members. While one can argue for the right of unions to exist in the private sector, no such argument is viable for public employees, which is why the courts must correct their mistake and dissolve all public unions.
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