by Orval Fairbairn o_r_fairbairn@[EMAIL PROTECTED] Dec 19, 2005 at
09:28 PM




Name a single example of factual misstatement. One.



It is misstatement by implication. Saying that you can be killed if a
plane falls on you is a fact. Using that fact to say that airplanes
represent a public hazard is a misstatement by implication.

The same "logic" is used to excuse the Draconian measures taken around
the DC area.

OK, but who ever said an airplane is a public safety hazard? Certainly
not me. Ever.

Certain pilots create a nuisance, but that is clearly not the same thing.