Krieger
Well-Known Member
Re: Federal Judge Rules Flight 3407 CVR Can Be Used As Evide
Pfffft! You are missing my point. You can't climb on an airplane and trust to be 100% safe. You are choosing to take a calculated risk. Airplanes are statistically safe, but people still have a good reason to be afraid to fly. It's hard to walk away from a plane crash.
I'm not saying that the colgan victims families should not be financially compensated. They should be. I'm just saying that if you choose your calculated risks more cautiously, you might live longer. Whatever choice you make, whether it was to bare back that skank that gave you herpes the night before, or take an unlucky seat on flight 3407, in some way, your personal choices put you there.
So my original post was more about personal responsibility and self preservation than anything else. I in no way am saying that the crash was any of the victims total fault, but they did pay a price for taking a calculated risk. And some fault must be factored in.
WHAT! This post can't be serious. I do agree that no amount of money will make right what happened with 3407. But this post is so draconian. If you want personal responsibility like this, then move to a 3rd world country. We should be able to climb on an airplane and trust that the two people up front are going to do their best to get us to wherever we want to go safely. Man, I wish I didn't have to get ready for work right now. I can't belive someone would post something like this.
Edit to add: While were at it, why don't we rid this country of service like firefighter's, paramedics and police, and take responsibility for fighting forest fires, keeping murderers off the streets and declare Marshal Law.
Pfffft! You are missing my point. You can't climb on an airplane and trust to be 100% safe. You are choosing to take a calculated risk. Airplanes are statistically safe, but people still have a good reason to be afraid to fly. It's hard to walk away from a plane crash.
I'm not saying that the colgan victims families should not be financially compensated. They should be. I'm just saying that if you choose your calculated risks more cautiously, you might live longer. Whatever choice you make, whether it was to bare back that skank that gave you herpes the night before, or take an unlucky seat on flight 3407, in some way, your personal choices put you there.
So my original post was more about personal responsibility and self preservation than anything else. I in no way am saying that the crash was any of the victims total fault, but they did pay a price for taking a calculated risk. And some fault must be factored in.