The FAA continues it's war on General Aviation

FlipSide wrote:
This is completely unecessary and idiotic.
If the FAA had their way they would disallow any VFR flying in the US
period.

You're an idiot. The FAA has never said they want to stop VFR. They
won't say that either because they know better than most that the system
cannot handle all the aircraft that are airborne at any given time.

That's a little harsh, don't you think?

Newps wrote:


FlipSide wrote:
This is completely unecessary and idiotic.
If the FAA had their way they would disallow any VFR flying in the US
period.

You're an idiot. The FAA has never said they want to stop VFR. They
won't say that either because they know better than most that the system
cannot handle all the aircraft that are airborne at any given time.



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On Fri, 07 Jul 2006 07:33:55 -0700, Terry wrote:

That's a little harsh, don't you think?

Newps wrote:


FlipSide wrote:
This is completely unecessary and idiotic.
If the FAA had their way they would disallow any VFR flying in the US
period.

You're an idiot. The FAA has never said they want to stop VFR. They
won't say that either because they know better than most that the system
cannot handle all the aircraft that are airborne at any given time.


Apparently the sarcasm is not readliy evident....something I should
have empasized with a little emoticon or something.

I was thinking that it was a little harsh too. I can't say that I have
ever encountered a stranger in the real world that would be so abrupt
in response to a sarcastic comment. I would only expect that kind of
response from a good friend. But maybe if I lived in a different part
of the country or another country altogether a response like that
would have been a more common occurrence.

Nope.



Terry wrote:

That's a little harsh, don't you think?

Newps wrote:



FlipSide wrote:

This is completely unecessary and idiotic.
If the FAA had their way they would disallow any VFR flying in the US
period.


You're an idiot. The FAA has never said they want to stop VFR. They
won't say that either because they know better than most that the
system cannot handle all the aircraft that are airborne at any given
time.