"Mxsmanic" wrote in message
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Fanatics, in other words. Does the fact that some people are fanatical
enough
to sacrifice mundane comforts just to fly mean that flying is accessible
to
the average Joe? No, because the average Joe is not a fanatic.

Many poor people in the Third World could afford a TV set if they spent
nothing on anything else. Should we say, then, that the absence of TV
sets
among the poor of the Third World is just a matter of inappropriate
priorities
among the poor, and that TV is not accessible only to the rich in
developed
countries?


If aviation were not a rich man's hobby, it wouldn't have to be one or the
other.


So since no one will GIVE you and airplane, the world is a sewer. Geez, grow
up somday!

The lack of TV sets in third world countries has squat to do with anything.
It's just another one of your pathetic excuses to avoild life and the
necessity to work for a living. You want to live your life in a virtual
world just because it cheap, go for it. But stop trying to **** on the
working people because they have goals and priorities. Get off your butt and
put fourth a little effort. Life is not automatically worth living, but
everyone has the opportunity to make it that way.