Bad pilots, bad maintenance ruining general aviation

Viperdoc writes:

Now how would you know if my airplanes are half broken, or that I fly
recklessly?

If you have an accident, that's prima facie evidence of one or the other. If
you're an excellent pilot in a properly maintained aircraft, you won't have an
accident.

It sounds like you're envious of the fact that while many of us actually fly
real airplanes, you'll never have the experience of flying anything other
than a chair.

Pilots like to think that everyone envies them. More generally, most people
who like a particular activity like to think that everyone else not engaged in
that activity envies them. Of course, this is all wishful thinking.

Mxsmanic wrote:
If you have an accident, that's prima facie evidence of one
or the other. If you're an excellent pilot in a properly maintained
aircraft, you won't have an accident.

Riiiiiiight. What other absolutes do you live by?
Do you know the name of an aircraft mechanic that will *GUARANTEE* that
his/her work is so proper that "you won't have an accident" as long as
you're an "excellent pilot" flying a plane that he/she maintains? If so,
it's your duty to share it with us. I'm sure the FAA would like to know
who he/she is, too.

"Mxsmanic" wrote in message
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Viperdoc writes:

Now how would you know if my airplanes are half broken, or that I fly
recklessly?

If you have an accident, that's prima facie evidence of one or the other.
If
you're an excellent pilot in a properly maintained aircraft, you won't
have an
accident.

If life is that simple, why do you confine yourself to a basement and
simulator?


It sounds like you're envious of the fact that while many of us actually
fly
real airplanes, you'll never have the experience of flying anything other
than a chair.

Pilots like to think that everyone envies them. More generally, most
people
who like a particular activity like to think that everyone else not
engaged in
that activity envies them. Of course, this is all wishful thinking.

You're the best example of wishful thinking around here, on most any topic.

Maxwell writes:

If life is that simple, why do you confine yourself to a basement and
simulator?

I don't.

"Mxsmanic" wrote in message
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Maxwell writes:

If life is that simple, why do you confine yourself to a basement and
simulator?

I don't.

You certainly don't fly moron. You say it's too unsafe. If you are so good,
what do you fear.

Save the answer, we already know you are full of BS.

Mxsmanic wrote in
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Viperdoc writes:

Now how would you know if my airplanes are half broken, or that I fly
recklessly?

If you have an accident, that's prima facie evidence of one or the
other. If you're an excellent pilot in a properly maintained
aircraft, you won't have an accident.

Nope.

You're a fjukkwit.


Bertie