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Where's the new strike dates?
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SogladIvotedBrexit
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Re: Where's the new strike dates?
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SogladIvotedBrexit
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Re: Where's the new strike dates?
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stevejm
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Re: Where's the new strike dates?
You need to wind your neck back in - calling people black shirt sympathisers is way out of line - no matter how strongly you feelProudhonPJ wrote: ↑15 Dec 2022, 08:52"#Threadoffonatangent"
Fair point. So let there be a separate and special thread for the Blackshirt sympathisers in all their guises. Perhaps there should also be one for those whose name we're not allowed to mention.
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ProudhonPJ
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Re: Where's the new strike dates?
OK, OK, Brownshirt sympathisers. Better?stevejm wrote: ↑15 Dec 2022, 11:55You need to wind your neck back in - calling people black shirt sympathisers is way out of line - no matter how strongly you feelProudhonPJ wrote: ↑15 Dec 2022, 08:52"#Threadoffonatangent"
Fair point. So let there be a separate and special thread for the Blackshirt sympathisers in all their guises. Perhaps there should also be one for those whose name we're not allowed to mention.
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Clairedarep
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Re: Where's the new strike dates?
Simply call it the snowflake section, then all the sheep can flock together, and if you want proof of how people are controlled, this is my second profile on this site as my original one was banned for saying vaccines should be down to the individual, nothing like free speech eh?
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aiden01
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Re: Where's the new strike dates?
Not even worth a reply.. but to just let you know the majority of people in ni voted no to brexit..SogladIvotedBrexit wrote: ↑15 Dec 2022, 11:44Had I known you were pea- brained to all out proportions I would not have bothered.aiden01 wrote: ↑15 Dec 2022, 11:22Just read your pm an will def not share it but your piece on ni is a pile of sh-t please no more pm's.SogladIvotedBrexit wrote: ↑15 Dec 2022, 09:30I will post you a private message. I ask you not to share that message as I will not debate or engage with that muddy swamp of a brain - ProudPJ and the one with the attention deficit - LouBarlowaiden01 wrote: ↑14 Dec 2022, 23:55Explain why??
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SogladIvotedBrexit
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Re: Where's the new strike dates?
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Clairedarep
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Re: Where's the new strike dates?
Exactly my point, you chose , because I went against the absolute deluge of propaganda I was banned from this site, now my opinion is widely accepted, though I won’t hold my breath for an apology from the admins 
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guardianangel
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Re: Where's the new strike dates?
UH isnt xmas eve a christian festivity ,if your a non union member get yourself in it,and i never said an all out strike ,you need to wake up and if your worried about striking or losing money maybe you shouldnt of joined the union,we all know when we sign up that one day the union may call on you,so no i dont feel sorry for you or any other moaning CWU member,if you dont like it your free to leave anytime you want,its not all about you there is a bigger picture here,pick a side and live with it.SogladIvotedBrexit wrote: ↑14 Dec 2022, 23:39guardianangel wrote: ↑14 Dec 2022, 20:36If you did the dispute would of been over by nowSogladIvotedBrexit wrote: ↑14 Dec 2022, 13:22What a philosopher you are? If only we all thought like you.guardianangel wrote: ↑13 Dec 2022, 21:35Most certainly can,i live by my means,im a postman and dont forget that when i spend my money,not one of the posties whose life revolves around kissing bosses asses for the overtime to pay for their big house and a flash car and now find themselves in the s**t,SogladIvotedBrexit wrote: ↑12 Dec 2022, 21:41Clearly Bruce Springsteen fan can afford it.guardianangel wrote: ↑12 Dec 2022, 19:03Hopefully they will announce 30th and 31st december,january 4th 5th,10th,11th,19th,20th,25th,26th then we get a 99%yes vote and go again,unless simon resigns or gets sacked and royal mail want to get in the room and have a serious discussion .Ive lost so much now im learning to cope with the 3 day week,so what if i dont have a holiday this year im having one every week![]()
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I have striked on all days requested so don't insinuate I crossed a picket line. What I can't do with is narrow minded individuals like you who spout off about all out strikes without any thought or consideration for CWU and non union members with families who are struggling with bills. You call your self a guardian angel but in reality you are a hypocrite and would not know the meaning of the term. It appears the trade union are not taking industrial action during the Christian week festivities which I believe is sensible and practical and will benefit a further period of negotiations before possible further industrial action.
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aiden01
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Re: Where's the new strike dates?
Prob get banned againClairedarep wrote: ↑15 Dec 2022, 13:06Exactly my point, you chose , because I went against the absolute deluge of propaganda I was banned from this site, now my opinion is widely accepted, though I won’t hold my breath for an apology from the admins![]()
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SogladIvotedBrexit
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Re: Where's the new strike dates?
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cobrakai
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Re: Where's the new strike dates?
I always imagine this website to be full of people I choose to avoid at work tbh. It’s obvious from the comments above it’s populated by Daily Star/Sun readers unable to accept alternative points of view.
I asked out of genuine interest about Brexit and was graciously responded to, even though I have a different idealogy . I wish I hadn’t bothered now, the knuckledragging above illustrates how brainwashed some people at RM are.
I asked out of genuine interest about Brexit and was graciously responded to, even though I have a different idealogy . I wish I hadn’t bothered now, the knuckledragging above illustrates how brainwashed some people at RM are.
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ProudhonPJ
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Re: Where's the new strike dates?
Indeed. It's actually quite scarey if you think about it too much. That stuff in support of Brexit is gobsmacking. It's only when I got to the bit about the BBC that I got suspicious and started to think perhaps it's a parody. I really really hope so.cobrakai wrote: ↑15 Dec 2022, 13:31I always imagine this website to be full of people I choose to avoid at work tbh. It’s obvious from the comments above it’s populated by Daily Star/Sun readers unable to accept alternative points of view.
I asked out of genuine interest about Brexit and was graciously responded to, even though I have a different idealogy . I wish I hadn’t bothered now, the knuckledragging above illustrates how brainwashed some people at RM are.
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SogladIvotedBrexit
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Re: Where's the new strike dates?
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guardianangel
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Re: Where's the new strike dates?
im glad you rejoined,but we all have different opinions and are free to choose what ever we believe in,the reason you left is because the union are trying to please everyone so give up on action to get small wins ,you can't have it both ways,in my opinion and only mine i think they should concentrate on the best outcome for our pay and conditions and stop worrying or trying to please everyone,at the end of the day thats what we pay them for and as the old saying goes no pain no gain,if that makes me militant,selfish,obstinate a daily star reader im not really bothered ,forums are for everyone ,and if some people are struggling the union have a hardship fund get them to use it thats what you pay for ,i didnt vote Brexit but excepted it .SogladIvotedBrexit wrote: ↑15 Dec 2022, 13:30I left the union but have since rejoined in support of industrial action. The reason I left previous was down to inept local representation. Also, I felt the paltry pay deals plus less terms and conditions under the Pullinger stewardship were insulting. Not least the crooked overtime holiday pay agreement that basically froze out a considerable number of employees. I took my case to the tribunal and settled a claim.guardianangel wrote: ↑15 Dec 2022, 13:14UH isnt xmas eve a christian festivity ,if your a non union member get yourself in it,and i never said an all out strike ,you need to wake up and if your worried about striking or losing money maybe you shouldnt of joined the union,we all know when we sign up that one day the union may call on you,so no i dont feel sorry for you or any other moaning CWU member,if you dont like it your free to leave anytime you want,its not all about you there is a bigger picture here,pick a side and live with it.SogladIvotedBrexit wrote: ↑14 Dec 2022, 23:39guardianangel wrote: ↑14 Dec 2022, 20:36If you did the dispute would of been over by nowSogladIvotedBrexit wrote: ↑14 Dec 2022, 13:22What a philosopher you are? If only we all thought like you.guardianangel wrote: ↑13 Dec 2022, 21:35Most certainly can,i live by my means,im a postman and dont forget that when i spend my money,not one of the posties whose life revolves around kissing bosses asses for the overtime to pay for their big house and a flash car and now find themselves in the s**t,SogladIvotedBrexit wrote: ↑12 Dec 2022, 21:41Clearly Bruce Springsteen fan can afford it.guardianangel wrote: ↑12 Dec 2022, 19:03Hopefully they will announce 30th and 31st december,january 4th 5th,10th,11th,19th,20th,25th,26th then we get a 99%yes vote and go again,unless simon resigns or gets sacked and royal mail want to get in the room and have a serious discussion .Ive lost so much now im learning to cope with the 3 day week,so what if i dont have a holiday this year im having one every week![]()
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I have striked on all days requested so don't insinuate I crossed a picket line. What I can't do with is narrow minded individuals like you who spout off about all out strikes without any thought or consideration for CWU and non union members with families who are struggling with bills. You call your self a guardian angel but in reality you are a hypocrite and would not know the meaning of the term. It appears the trade union are not taking industrial action during the Christian week festivities which I believe is sensible and practical and will benefit a further period of negotiations before possible further industrial action.
I can afford this strike. All out if necessary. My point is others struggle and any future actions should be measured.