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![]() "BiffClinton" wrote in message . .. Another Blakey screw-up. **YAWN** Imagine my surprise. Those are more regular than a Metamucil shake with a Fibercon chaser. But what does all this mean? What does it mean for Mom and Pop in their airplane? PLENTY. Interesting article. I'm concerned about anything with language such as: "The FAA is pretending to care, although Marion Blakey wouldn’t know a flight plan if it bopped her upside her little pumpkin head" because it basically amounts to an ad hominem attack. I don't need to know anything about her "little pumpkin head" but since comment is clearly mean-spirited, it brings into question whether she actually knows what a flight plan is. Because, if she does, the writer is misrepresenting the facts. Once that is established, credibility easily goes out the window. If the author wants to rally up the people who already agree with him, that tactic works. If the author wants to inform or convert undecided readers or sway opinions, it's counterproductive. -c |
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the author wants to inform or convert undecided readers or sway opinions, it's counterproductive. -c thanks for that. couldn't agree with you more. -- Message posted via AviationKB.com http://www.aviationkb.com/Uwe/Forums...ation/200706/1 |
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