a bit like the paradox in Catch 22 for trying to get home from the front line
i.e. WW2 pilots attempting to get out of flying missions on the basis of insanity. Of course, to fly the missions they flew, you'd have to be insane in the first place. Catch 22.
If only someone had pointed this out to me waaaay back - I would have gone into accountancy instead...
But seriously (and endorsing NSF's earlier point)...if you do want to do something then perhaps joining BALPA or the IPA and making your views known to them might help? If all the anti-PTF were to unilaterally communicate their displeasure then it could be a powerful single voice of concern. How that then would translate to the operators would be the interesting part...