Quite right TA.
I was one such person; had my recent rep. thrown back at me.
That's certainly a good enough reason to avoid the difficulty of going back for more. They say a measure of insanity is repeating the same actions time and again, even though the result is the same, but each time, anticipating a new outcome.
I mean, why should anyone get up when they've been knocked over time and time again?
Far easier to lie down and never get up, or even write glowingly, right here on the Genesis of change - PPRuNe, about how crap-****e things are and how, "We'd do better if only we were being asked what we thought."
Even more helpful, why not just brag about how you'll pack your bags and leave? That'll fix things.
Far better to turn your back when better (or should that be lesser?) men have failed where you are too frightened to try.
I say to hell with that.
Go in there, say your piece, while applying to other operators.
Don't take ****e lying down.
That way, if ever change for the better does come, you can be pleased it may have been a consequence of your own actions, not just a by-product of circumstance.
Last edited by Life as a journey; 13th Nov 2003 at 03:52.