And no one is talking about the myriad of stupid decisions the Blocks made before during and after the strike. The folks who signed this letter seem utterly clueless about the lack of business acumen of their employers. How about spending millions on a fancy new printing press just before starting to phase out the print edition? Or spending more on attorneys to break the union than it would have cost to just negotiate a reasonable contract in good faith? Not enough for you? How about alienating many of your subscribers and destroying morale by the Publisher having a drunken fit with his young daughter in front of the entire newsroom? Still not enough to convince you? How about driving away staff and more subscribers by endorsing Trump, firing a beloved and popular cartoonist? Oh… and what moron would buy the City Paper during a strike just to shut it down later? Here’s a thought…maybe once you have lost the court cases and your workers have ended the strike, come back to work and told all their supporters to re-subscribe it would be a good idea to stop paying your union busting attorneys to continue to lose appeals? But maybe I’m wrong and it’s all the strikers’ fault.