If it weeds out a
few nut cases then it serves the purpose. Let's face it, it's the only
game in town.

Dan, U.S. Air Force, retired

As an extremely honest person who has never used an illegal drug and has
served in the military I would like to disagree.

Undoubtedly, if we kept former military members from flying, we would "weed
out a few nut cases". If this is your standard for good law, you need to
stop voting.

Okay, I think its worthwhile to make a check of criminal records for people
who want a PPL. I also think it makes sense that we ask on some form
somewhere. I think the Medical is not likely the best place, but it was
expedient to use so I understand it.