TFR Bust = Criminal Record For Pilots?

"LD" == Larry Dighera writes:

LD While I believe those airmen who fail to get a briefing
LD immediately before departing,... or otherwise display wanton
LD negligence and disregard for FAA regulations may deserve
LD criminal prosecution,

So a pilot who simply fails to get a briefing--something hundreds or
thousands of pilots do every day--"may deserve criminal prosecution".

LD criminal charges against a pilot whose
LD inadvertent violation of a TFR results in no harm nor hazard
LD to persons nor property seems inappropriate to me.

Oh, you think? And how does one inadvertently violate a TFR if they
have gotten a briefing?

This administration is out of control. Of course we knew that a long
time ago. If the killing of hundreds of thousands in an illegimate war
was not enough to warn us, criminalizing common flying habits might be
the clue some need.
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disavowal of reality, such as we find in an isolated form nowhere else
but in amentia, in a state of blissful hallucinatory confusion.
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