Comments on FAA NPRM urgently needed

On Thu, 13 Oct 2005 10:13:38 -0400, "Mark T. Dame"
wrote in ::

Larry Dighera wrote:

If the GOP continues to occupy the Executive branch, have the majority
in both houses of Congress, and GOP Justices dominate the Judicial
branch, it won't take but a few more years for the Bill Of Rights to
be supplanted by mandatory church attendance with the priests publicly
molesting our children under the guise of a Faith Based Initiative.
:-(

Be careful. It's not the GOP by itself. The Republicans erode your
liberties from one side and Democrats from the other. They are both guilty.


Currently, the Democrats have no power.

chill pal! Just curious.

Take a pil Jay!

Very true. As a kid growing up on eastern Long Island, we would think
nothing of a kid riding down the street on his bike with a shotgun across
the handle bars to do a little hunting in the woods. Now, after
suburbanization, a kid doing that would probably result in a take-down by
a SWAT team.

Now that I'm in the process of pre-retirement, and moving to NH, I see the
same thing here, although the pro-gun ownership culture (which includes
Skylune, btw) up here is much stronger, thank goodness.

Of course, our Constitution guarantees the right to bear arms. It says
nothing about the right to fly low over peoples homes at all hours. That
crap came from the nefarious FAA.

The Constitution does not mention anything about you having a right to be
hooked up to monitors and recieve treatment when you have a heart attack
either does it?
Where in The Constitution does it give you the right to drive up my
street at 1am and wake up my household? Get the point?

Patrick
student SP
aircraft structural mech

"Skylune" wrote in message
lkaboutaviation.com...
Very true. As a kid growing up on eastern Long Island, we would think
nothing of a kid riding down the street on his bike with a shotgun across
the handle bars to do a little hunting in the woods. Now, after
suburbanization, a kid doing that would probably result in a take-down by
a SWAT team.

Now that I'm in the process of pre-retirement, and moving to NH, I see the
same thing here, although the pro-gun ownership culture (which includes
Skylune, btw) up here is much stronger, thank goodness.

Of course, our Constitution guarantees the right to bear arms. It says
nothing about the right to fly low over peoples homes at all hours. That
crap came from the nefarious FAA.

"Capt.Doug" wrote in message
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"PokerGTA.com" wrote in message
You actually think that making the ADIZ permanent is bad?

Hmm.... Do you think that ADIZ is neccessary?

What happens when all class B and C airspace is an ADIZ? Think it can't
happen?

Just turn it into Class A airspace

"Leffy Gold" wrote in message
oups.com...
Take a pil Jay!

That's the second time you've told someone to take a pill, rather than
answer the question posed to you.

Maybe you ought to be turned in to the DEA...these pills you're peddling
sound pretty potent, if they can accomplish actual question-and-answer
without any effort on your part.

Mark T. Dame wrote:
Or, put a better way, each generation grows up with certain
restrictions. They add a few more, but not enough to hurt. The next
generation grows up with the new restrictions, but never knew anything
different, so they aren't bothered by it. And the cycle repeats.

Well stated Sir. And as you stated later, obnoxious gun laws have done
nothing to prevent crime (albeit they may provide more counts to an
indictment) since criminals by definition do not obey laws. Neither do
terrorists care about an ADIZ... they'll just go on to other methods
and targets.

The ADIZ around Washington reminds me of my very forst experience living
in a big city... Houston, Tx. Previous I was only familiar with smaller
towns in Virginia. There I saw entire neighborhoods filled with houses
with bars on all of the windows and doors. At that point I realized that
the law-abiding people had become prisoners in their own homes... living
behind bars while the criminals roamed freely.

Larry Dighera wrote:

If the GOP continues to occupy the Executive branch, have the majority
in both houses of Congress, and GOP Justices dominate the Judicial
branch, it won't take but a few more years for the Bill Of Rights to
be supplanted by mandatory church attendance with the priests publicly
molesting our children under the guise of a Faith Based Initiative.
:-(

Puhleeze... this is NOT a partisan issue, and certainly not confined to
the GOP. It is that the politicians that live inside the beltway are
so far removed from the realities of the rest of the United States
that they make dangerous and stupid laws and have no clue that they
are doing.

If anything, this illustrates the need for term limits. The founding
fathers never intended these people to make careers out of serving
in congress. Its a total joke now... as evidence I submit Ted Kennedy.

kontiki wrote

The ADIZ around Washington reminds me of my very forst experience living
in a big city... Houston, Tx. Previous I was only familiar with smaller
towns in Virginia. There I saw entire neighborhoods filled with houses
with bars on all of the windows and doors. At that point I realized that
the law-abiding people had become prisoners in their own homes... living
behind bars while the criminals roamed freely.

As a former pris... erm, I mean native of Houston, I can tell you that
you can get practically anything you want in the big city... except
out. There's not enough money in all of Texas to get me to ever move
back there