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Originally Posted by douggiephresh";p="
Strike on. Its just a change of power and higher-ups don't like the fact that they no longer have the edge. If you have the power to get what you want, get it. And i think they do, being that doctors and nurses are needed. I would also like to know the pay of all these people going on strike. Do they make livable wages? Can one income support a family?
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So, you would have
allowed the air traffic controllers to strike in the 80's? You would sit back, and allow the airline industry to collapse? You would allow millions of dollars worth of daily economic damage, while they picketed?
What if you had an auto accident. Two broken legs, a few broken ribs, and maybe a collapsed lung. "Sorry Douggie," Mr. Surgeon says, "we're on STRIKE. If you need medical assistance, then see if one of the nurses will try and fix you. It ain't gonna be me, because my needs are more important than yours."