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RB TexLa Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Wed Dec-21-05 02:35 PM
Response to Reply #8
11. No worries

"Don't sweat those asking for your lockstep approval."

Oh I don't, I have yet to find anyone who agrees with me on everything and if I did I'd probably find conversing with them pretty boring. :)

Just agreeing with your sentiment.
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  -Kos dismisses transit strike as "regional issue" iconoclastNYC  Dec-21-05 02:22 PM   #0 
  - Exactly. They. do. not. get. it.  aquart   Dec-21-05 02:26 PM   #1 
  - if this is a "regional issue" then so was katrina...  alkaline9   Dec-21-05 02:26 PM   #2 
  - For The Record, I'm Really Starting To Take Issue With The  OPERATIONMINDCRIME   Dec-21-05 02:27 PM   #3 
  - It's been getting bad  RGBolen   Dec-21-05 02:30 PM   #6 
  - You're generalizing too, good sir (or maam, didn't check)  OPERATIONMINDCRIME   Dec-21-05 02:32 PM   #8 
     - No worries  RGBolen   Dec-21-05 02:35 PM   #11 
  - Lockstepping, my hind foot. Your attitude upsets me a lot.  madfloridian   Dec-21-05 02:32 PM   #7 
  - Hi Madfloridian  OPERATIONMINDCRIME   Dec-21-05 02:35 PM   #10 
  - What quote are you talking about? N/T  iconoclastNYC   Dec-21-05 02:43 PM   #16 
  - they aren't marginalizing a union activity  benddem   Dec-21-05 03:02 PM   #22 
     - Kos responded to my email.  iconoclastNYC   Dec-21-05 05:01 PM   #32 
        - Deleted message  Name removed   Dec-21-05 05:50 PM   #36 
           - Deleted message  Name removed   Dec-21-05 06:00 PM   #38 
              - You called him a hypocrite.....  rinsd   Dec-21-05 06:08 PM   #40 
                 - Hypocrite is what I think he was being  iconoclastNYC   Dec-21-05 06:15 PM   #41 
  - Did I say he wasn't a liberal.  iconoclastNYC   Dec-21-05 02:39 PM   #13 
  - Did I say you did?  OPERATIONMINDCRIME   Dec-21-05 02:50 PM   #17 
     - Deleted sub-thread  Name removed   Dec-21-05 02:54 PM   #18 
  - Post an example of an 'unreasonable strike'  LincolnMcGrath   Dec-21-05 03:13 PM   #27 
  - I'm looking for statements of solidarity from other unions  katinmn   Dec-21-05 02:27 PM   #4 
  - New Dems/DLC effect for sure.  madfloridian   Dec-21-05 02:30 PM   #5 
  - Not kos - kos is the prototype of the blogger - no time for issues  Mass   Dec-21-05 02:34 PM   #9 
  - They'll have us labeled "subversive" for supporting labor  leftstreet   Dec-21-05 02:37 PM   #12 
     - Actually in effect, I think they already have started their own party.  madfloridian   Dec-21-05 02:40 PM   #15 
  - Kos should consider how much MONEY Bloomberg has given to repugs  Stephanie   Dec-21-05 02:39 PM   #14 
  - Kos is a dick  LittleClarkie   Dec-21-05 02:59 PM   #19 
  - he sure doesn't care for anti-war protesters, that's for sure. nt  jonnyblitz   Dec-21-05 03:03 PM   #24 
     - Except that he referred to "hippy dippy" types  LittleClarkie   Dec-21-05 03:11 PM   #26 
        - OOOPs...yup i did a major typo..i left the computer and saw  jonnyblitz   Dec-21-05 03:29 PM   #28 
  - Kos apparently unaware of 2004 Twin Cities 41-day transit strike  goodhue   Dec-21-05 03:00 PM   #20 
  - Not to mention the Los Angeles transit strike of 2000  goodhue   Dec-21-05 03:08 PM   #25 
  - the national is the sum of its regional parts  bpilgrim   Dec-21-05 03:02 PM   #21 
  - Sounds to me like someone is sick of  Jed Dilligan   Dec-21-05 03:03 PM   #23 
  - Sorry Jed. Politically active union attacked by the GOP even in NYC  robbedvoter   Dec-21-05 03:32 PM   #29 
  - I'm not anti-labor, I support the strike  Jed Dilligan   Dec-21-05 06:57 PM   #42 
     - Your problem with NYC is duly noted. Doesn't make this event less  robbedvoter   Dec-22-05 07:50 AM   #45 
  - No it sounds like someone that consistantly ignores labor issues.  Beelzebud   Dec-21-05 03:50 PM   #31 
     - Wouldn't know  Jed Dilligan   Dec-21-05 06:58 PM   #43 
  - Kos is ok, but mostly CLUELESS about average working Americans.  Beelzebud   Dec-21-05 03:34 PM   #30 
  - The most important labor action in decades?  alcibiades_mystery   Dec-21-05 05:04 PM   #33 
  - Even so, the contrast between thinking NY baseball is a national issue  LittleClarkie   Dec-21-05 05:31 PM   #34 
  - Stirring up shit about nothing....  rinsd   Dec-21-05 05:49 PM   #35 
     - Oh really?  iconoclastNYC   Dec-21-05 05:59 PM   #37 
        - In otherwords,. NY's self importance is a bigger deal....  rinsd   Dec-21-05 06:07 PM   #39 
           - Yeah, you nailed it.  Jed Dilligan   Dec-21-05 07:55 PM   #44 
 

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