Pilot Extremist Behavior & Ramifications
#131
The incoming administration will not want to create martyrs. These guys are very similar to antifa except for one very significant detail: There are whole lot more where those came from, and the really competent ones stayed home on Jan 6. Best if they continue to stay home...
Perhaps the nation's angst can be settled down if the new guy treads lightly.
#133
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https://www.newyorker.com/news/video...-capitol-siege
Some good footage that gives context to the photos in the Senate of the ex mil. Pilot.
This video will definitely benefit him in court. He is actually one of the more level headed sounding people in there.
Some good footage that gives context to the photos in the Senate of the ex mil. Pilot.
This video will definitely benefit him in court. He is actually one of the more level headed sounding people in there.
#134
They FAA rarely uses that, and when they do it's pretty much only for conviction of a serious felony.
They are not in the morality adjudication business, they don't want to be, nor should they be. By the standards assumed when "good moral character" was written into the regs homosexuality, swinging, adultery, perhaps extra-marital sex, and some religions would be grounds for revocation. Some FSDO's would be more strict than others.
Best to just leave it with felony conviction, since nobody can really argue with that.
They are not in the morality adjudication business, they don't want to be, nor should they be. By the standards assumed when "good moral character" was written into the regs homosexuality, swinging, adultery, perhaps extra-marital sex, and some religions would be grounds for revocation. Some FSDO's would be more strict than others.
Best to just leave it with felony conviction, since nobody can really argue with that.
#136
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#137
If you look back in history, the things that triggered the American Revolution were fairly trivial by either the standards of that day or this. Ultimately it was more attitude and insult than actual cruelty or malice that enabled activist groups like the Sons of Liberty and propagandists like Thomas Paine to work the mobs up for a revolution.
https://www.ushistory.org/Declaration/related/sons.html
https://www.ushistory.org/Paine/
We have 330 million people in this country and over 400 million firearms. Any rational politician knows he/she ought to be working on getting things done that unite us rather than divide us.
Unfortunately rational politicians from either major party seem to be a little sparse on the ground right now.
https://www.ushistory.org/Declaration/related/sons.html
https://www.ushistory.org/Paine/
We have 330 million people in this country and over 400 million firearms. Any rational politician knows he/she ought to be working on getting things done that unite us rather than divide us.
Unfortunately rational politicians from either major party seem to be a little sparse on the ground right now.
#138
It seems to have. They naturally burned themselves out, if they had called up the guard and had a Kent State situation it probably would have fanned the flames.
#139
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#140
Back on track now, we're not debating the relative merits of the various extremist groups, for purposes of this conversation we're going to assume they're all the same, ie if you're an airline pilot who is caught rioting and looting the consequences will be same regardless of your underlying ideology.
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