<VV> Corsa Board of Directors etc. - long since drained of allCorvair content

[Mark Corbin]

Roger,

You left out ONE other alternative. Try to convince the leadership, via a
showing of majority opinion, to change the policy. Which is what I'm
suggesting. I feel that if the majority holds an opinion on some issue,
that the leadership should take that into advisement. Then they, in their
infinite wisdom, should decide to do what's best for everyone.

This may sound like a variation on your item A, but it is more than that.
It is the way so many of the world's changes are made, via grassroots
movements, NOT an individual's influence by way of leadership contact.

-Mark


> [Original Message]
> From: Roger Gault <r.gault at sbcglobal.net>
> Subject: Re: <VV> Corsa Board of Directors etc. - long since drained of
allCorvair content
>
> It is NOT the "inalienable right" of a CORSA member to override the
> decisions of the BOD - just as it is not the right of a US citizen to
> override the laws of the government we elected.  It IS the right of any
> dissatisfied member/citizen to:
>   a)  contact the leadership and try to convince them to change their
> decisions
>   b)  attempt to change the leadership
>   c)  "move to Canada"
>   d)  live with it and complain (the usual choice)
>   e)  attempt to become a part of the leadership.
>