What kind of answer is that?
Mr. Cake, I was responding to your statement about the "freedom" you claim pilots have of working where they choose. As it has been established, you are not an airline pilot but are no doubt an armchair pilot with thousands of hours. I can't help but smile when you state that you simply didn't want to be an airline pilot. The pilots you characterize as a "disruptive" are the ones that ultimately actually move the metal and have the responsibility for the many lives they are entrusted with. You, of course, will never have an idea of the gravity of that responsibility. Airline pilots do not run companies but fly airplanes. It is interesting that you do not discuss corporate greed or the poor management of those who do run airlines into the ground. It is the only industry that rewards management failure.
May you continue to fly your armchair in the safety of your living room and continue to critique those who actually fly airliners in the real world. Hopefully the biggest hazard you will face will continue to be your own pipe smoke.
Best wishes.