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"Jeff Franks" wrote in message ... Agreed, we should be more careful, but from your situation, I'd HAVE to ask the complainers "Was the airport here when you bought your house?" I am afraid that argument is not going to work. Unfortunately being first does not mean you can dictate terms. It may be that airport operations have increased or the flight paths changed. |
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Thomas J. Paladino Jr. wrote:
I have not read more ignorant, self-important, illogical and just plain dimwitted crap anywhere else on the internet, than there is on this site. I just don't even know where to begin. Be sure to drop these people a note and let them know exactly what you think of them. http://www.stopthenoise.org/ July 02, 2003 Shirley, MA Stop the Noise still battles for quieter skies First of three parts By Nathan Jones snip I looked at the site listed above but I couldn't find the place where they are calling for a ban on motorcycles. Any group that purports to be against noise but does not include this group loses all credibility. There are far more of them and they make lots of noise. (Where I used to live I actually gave up watching anything on TV that I didn't tape first. Several people in the neighborhood had Harleys. From the time they started them until they had left the area I would miss 15 minutes of dialog.) -- Frank....H |
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Thomas J. Paladino Jr. wrote:
I have not read more ignorant, self-important, illogical and just plain dimwitted crap anywhere else on the internet, than there is on this site. I just don't even know where to begin. Be sure to drop these people a note and let them know exactly what you think of them. http://www.stopthenoise.org/ I think they have a point; however, they might get better cooperation if they went about it in a better way. Perhaps they should scan a sectional and mark the noise sensitive areas and put it on their site. |
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No need. Nutjobs like this would simply put a big red circle around
the entire sectional, and say this is the noise-sensitive area. The only way to deal with fools like this is to trivialize them. If they had legitimate complaints, then that would be different. But from reading the interview, it's pretty clear these guys are no real threat, and are just a bunch of self-indulgent headcases whinging because they have notheing better to do. Make fun of them, and only indluge people with *real* problems, and who are looking for *realistic* solutions. "John Harlow" wrote in message ... Thomas J. Paladino Jr. wrote: I have not read more ignorant, self-important, illogical and just plain dimwitted crap anywhere else on the internet, than there is on this site. I just don't even know where to begin. Be sure to drop these people a note and let them know exactly what you think of them. http://www.stopthenoise.org/ I think they have a point; however, they might get better cooperation if they went about it in a better way. Perhaps they should scan a sectional and mark the noise sensitive areas and put it on their site. |
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Hey... I think the group has a very valid argument. And I fly aerobatics!!
PS- Motorcycles are mentioned also. |
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On 09 Jul 2003 14:42:23 GMT, (Brandabc) wrote:
Hey... I think the group has a very valid argument. And I fly aerobatics!! Student pilots in small airplanes practicing maneuvers are not loud. Aerobatics as flown at air shows, don't have to be loud. I think they would not accept an airplane at 2500 feet AGL doing aerobatics. I still link them to the lunatic fringe. Roger Halstead (K8RI EN73 & ARRL Life Member) www.rogerhalstead.com N833R World's oldest Debonair? (S# CD-2) PS- Motorcycles are mentioned also. |
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There are nuts out there trying to ban everything. I have a tough time
believing that anyone with such extremist views is a real threat -- beyond the fact that this is the sort of whacko that eventually gets frustrated with everybody's refusal to see things his way, so he resorts to violence. |
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"C J Campbell" wrote in message ... There are nuts out there trying to ban everything. I have a tough time believing that anyone with such extremist views is a real threat -- beyond the fact that this is the sort of whacko that eventually gets frustrated with everybody's refusal to see things his way, so he resorts to violence. It's worse than that; they resort to lawyers.. Henry Bibb |
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I have a tough time believing that anyone with such extremist views is a real threat
I agree. Despite all the evidence that raises doubts about it, the public in general and even the legislators are, for the most part, reasonably sensible people. vince norris. |
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