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October 14th 04, 06:15 PM
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"Steven P. McNicoll" wrote in message ink.net... "ShawnD2112" wrote in message ... Actually, he's correct. Flying is a privalege, not a right. Actually, he's wrong. Review my response to Martin X. Moleski earlier in this thread to understand why. The FARs even use that language. Many confuse "right" and "privilege", the fact remains that flying has been declared to be a right in the US. By whom? If it's a right, why do we need a license? Remember what happened after 9/11? The government took away everyone's privalege to fly, but took away no one's right to free speech. Apparently you're not familiar with the McCain-Feingold act. Non-sequitur. 
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