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I have never ridden on a train but I know many things I need and use are transported that way. You know oil is a major rider of trains. Buffett and his donations have seen to that. Bad pipeline bad bad bad. If this creates a spike in diesel fuel our supply chain will be just how Transportation Secretary Buttagig likes it , right up the wrong way of a one way tunnel.
1) Anyone should be able to ask for a raise and more benefits and then quit if not satisfied, not "strike" and prevent someone else from stepping up and taking the job.
2) Don't these unions realize they are just squeezing an industry (passenger trains) already having financial problems?
3) I have a train trip from Western NY to Austin, Tx at the end of August and hope they are not on strike then. Oh wait, "fake president Joe Biden" can rule on a 60 day stay of a strike so my trip should not be impacted by a declared strike.
4) After I'm home I don't care what they do. However, I'll decide if I want to bother with a train trip the next time.