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<blockquote data-quote="badsporh" data-source="post: 2516025" data-attributes="member: 9407">I guess I&#039;m just a little confused!?!?!You say he&#039;s fought a great fight, but it seems like you seem to think that the only possible way he can be true to the membership is to win or die trying.&nbsp; That&#039;s an awful high bar to set for martyrdom.&nbsp; You do realize that he has not received a paycheck from UPS for over 2 years, and every day that goes by is another day without those earnings.&nbsp; It&#039;ll be quite awhile before he gets his &quot;head back above water&quot;, especially with the continuing years long fight that he in all likelihood faces in pursuit of justice for all.That being said, I think you&#039;re saying that if he accepts a settlement from UPS that he will be a sellout. I agree, to a certain extent.&nbsp; I know the dude pretty well, and the only way he would quit or settle is if his legal counsel becomes unwilling to fight on (don&#039;t think that&#039;ll happen) and he can not procure legal counsel that will represent him moving forward (very likely scenario IF his current legal counsel would be unwilling to continue).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="badsporh, post: 2516025, member: 9407"] I guess I'm just a little confused!?!?! You say he's fought a great fight, but it seems like you seem to think that the only possible way he can be true to the membership is to [I]win[/I] [I]or die trying[/I]. That's an awful high bar to set for martyrdom. You do realize that he has not received a paycheck from UPS for over 2 years, and every day that goes by is another day without those earnings. It'll be quite awhile before he gets his "head back above water", especially with the continuing years long fight that he in all likelihood faces in pursuit of justice for all. That being said, I think you're saying that if he accepts a settlement from UPS that he will be a sellout. [B] I agree, to a certain extent[/B]. I know the dude pretty well, and the only way he would quit or settle is if his legal counsel becomes unwilling to fight on (don't think that'll happen) and he can not procure legal counsel that will represent him moving forward (very likely scenario IF his current legal counsel would be unwilling to continue). [/QUOTE]

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