Thrown out of an FBO...

In the past month or 2 you've declared your bigotry towards government
employees, unions, union employees, charter pilots and charter owners. I may
have left a few out, but that's CRS for ya.

I'd be willing to bet I can throw in homosexuals and gay married couples.

Well, let's see. All me to address your absurd accusations one at a
time.

1. As taxpayers, (and the purported boss of all government employees)
it is every citizen's right -- no, it is their DUTY -- to point out
inefficiencies and bad work habits in the government. If you don't
believe that, America has truly lost its representative government.

2. Union employees, by their very nature, have mixed allegiances, since
they have two competing bosses. In my experience, this is a very bad
situation, and leads to untold inequities and inefficiencies.

Unions once served a purpose, but overstayed their welcome -- which is
why membership continues to dwindle. Their greed and short-sightedness
brought about the death of entire industries, and the loss of thousands
(millions?) of good-paying jobs in America. The fact that you refuse
to understand this is understandable, since you have benefited from
union representation -- but in truth you should be thankful that your
unemployed brethren are too ignorant to understand why they're now
standing in food stamp lines, or they'd be marching in front of your
house with burning torches.

3. We love charter pilots, and therefore let them use our car for free
when they stay with us. They're cheap SOBs because they have no money,
because they are chasing a dream -- which we truly respect. (Which is
why we continue to let them use our car, for free.).

What have *you* done for them, personally?

4. What's a "gay married couple"?
--
Jay Honeck
Iowa City, IA
Pathfinder N56993
www.AlexisParkInn.com
"Your Aviation Destination"

I bet if one showed up at your hotel/motel or whatever it is, and announced
themselves as such, you'd kick them out.

Whatayasay, J? Would ya?

mike

"Jay Honeck"

wrote in message

4. What's a "gay married couple"?
--
Jay Honeck

I bet if one showed up at your hotel/motel or whatever it is, and announced
themselves as such, you'd kick them out.

Ha -- right. Iowa City is the lesbian capitol of the world, with more
gay couples per capita than San Francisco. It's a very liberal, open
town -- which precisely fits my tastes. (I'm a fiscal conservative --
not a social one. IMO, the religious right is one of the worst things
that has ever happened to this country.)

As such, we do plenty of business with gay couples, quite happily. But
that's beside the point -- I've still never met a "married gay couple."

--
Jay Honeck
Iowa City, IA
Pathfinder N56993
www.AlexisParkInn.com
"Your Aviation Destination"

One of my daughter's best friends has 3 dads-2 of whom are married. And I
went to the wedding of one of my wife's coworkers and friends who married
her girlfriend.

You will.

mike

"Jay Honeck" wrote in message
ups.com...

As such, we do plenty of business with gay couples, quite happily. But
that's beside the point -- I've still never met a "married gay couple."

--
Jay Honeck
Iowa City, IA
Pathfinder N56993
www.AlexisParkInn.com
"Your Aviation Destination"

In article ,
"mike regish" wrote:

One of my daughter's best friends has 3 dads-2 of whom are married. And I
went to the wedding of one of my wife's coworkers and friends who married
her girlfriend.

You live in Taxachusetts?

Ya think one of these days the citizens can actually vote on the issue, or
are they waiting for the rest of the non-ultraliberals to leave the state?

--
Bob Noel
Looking for a sig the
lawyers will hate

Just what makes you think this is even an issue the people should vote on?
Since when do people get to vote on basic rights? Do you think slavery would
have been abolished if the people got to vote on it?

Maybe we should get to vote on kicking the right wing, ultra conservative,
neo-con, war-mongering, fear-inducing, bible beating regressives out of the
country. I know how I'd vote.

mike

"Bob Noel" wrote in message
...
In article ,
"mike regish" wrote:

One of my daughter's best friends has 3 dads-2 of whom are married. And I
went to the wedding of one of my wife's coworkers and friends who married
her girlfriend.

You live in Taxachusetts?

Ya think one of these days the citizens can actually vote on the issue, or
are they waiting for the rest of the non-ultraliberals to leave the state?

--
Bob Noel
Looking for a sig the
lawyers will hate

In article ,
"mike regish" wrote:

Just what makes you think this is even an issue the people should vote on?
Since when do people get to vote on basic rights? Do you think slavery would
have been abolished if the people got to vote on it?

Maybe we should get to vote on kicking the right wing, ultra conservative,
neo-con, war-mongering, fear-inducing, bible beating regressives out of the
country. I know how I'd vote.

what? you aren't one of those love-everyone liberals?

--
Bob Noel
Looking for a sig the
lawyers will hate

In article ,
"mike regish" wrote:

Just what makes you think this is even an issue the people should vote on?
Since when do people get to vote on basic rights?

No one voted on the Constitution or that Bill of Rights?

--
Bob Noel
Looking for a sig the
lawyers will hate

mike regish wrote:

Just what makes you think this is even an issue the people should vote on?
Since when do people get to vote on basic rights?

That's not basic.


Do you think slavery would
have been abolished if the people got to vote on it?

In the North? Hello? Read your history. It wouldn't have been close.

mike regish wrote:

Just what makes you think this is even an issue the people should vote on?
Since when do people get to vote on basic rights? Do you think slavery would
have been abolished if the people got to vote on it?

Absolutely!



Maybe we should get to vote on kicking the right wing, ultra conservative,
neo-con, war-mongering, fear-inducing, bible beating regressives out of the
country. I know how I'd vote.

Well at least you're not bigotted enough to resort to labels and calling names.

I'm just sorry that you didn't vote the terrorists away ten years ago.