On making it difficult for everyone else

Jack wrote:
Frank Whiteley wrote:

http://www.kilkennyadvertiser.ie/index.php?aid=5621


Would the Kilkenny pilot have been allowed to drive his automobile in
his physical condition? Had he driven legally to the airfield from which
he was flying? Could he have driven, legally or otherwise, into Dublin
with all those around him unaware? Surely the Irish must rise up in arms
and place all of those with heart problems under house-arrest, if such
is the case!

Do we now see those who are quite likely to be no harm to anyone but
themselves as being the culprits rather than seeing the nanny-State,
which presumes to decide for each and all of us what is best, as the
real villain?

Did you read the article?
Protection from you and your lot's flagrant disregard for reasonable
regulation (i.e. flying with a current medical), that you seem to
endorse, is why the rest of us need the "Nanny State".

Shawn