yeezus
It's OVER 5,000!
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Sorry, don't always have time to pander to blatant obtuseness.
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Thanks for the answer... it was sensible - so I appreciate it.
But it doesn't change the principle of the argument. The issue is not the tool being used, but the person using it. Everytime there is a shooting, someone is screaming to ban guns. But that doesn't and won't change the underlying problem.
Really sad. Germanwings is my favorite European discount airline; very efficient and extremely cheap. As it is a sister company to Lufthansa I always feel like I basically am flying on Lufthansa. In fact, I have a reservation with them out of Berlin next month.
Anyways, I'm about to turn 28 myself (the same age as the copilot) -- and I've been through some very dark days -- but can only imagine the utter hell this poor guy must have been living in not only to desire taking his own life, but the lives of so many innocent people.
It almost goes beyond mental illness, towards possession. I'd be curious to hear Bedell's thoughts.
The gun/plane argument would hold more weight if it was as hard to get a gun as it is to get a license to fly.
To be fair - planes have been used as weapons now at least 3 times that I know (9/11) and have killed thousands of people.
I of course don't think planes should be banned... But it's always interesting hearing the left change their tune when we're not talking about guns.
Sorry, don't always have time to pander to blatant obtuseness.
I support the **** out of guns.
The gun/plane argument would hold more weight if it was as hard to get a gun as it is to get a license to fly.
The comparison isn't between the ease of access between the two. It's the hypocrisy that when a pilot does this there is a real sentiment that more focus needs to be placed on mental healthy and people feel sorry for the pilot in this instance. Someone stabs 100 people in china and no blinks an eye. Someone shoots 5 people in a rampage and the focus is on how to get guns off the street.
I have a gun, and I would accept a plane if anyone wants to give me one.
Pretty sure you have a mental illness, too.
I always love when people mock a comparison with "IT'S NOT EVEN COMPARABLE"
Then the person asks, well what's the difference? And there never is an answer... You just get "It's not even worth debating." and "You seriously can't figure out the difference???"
The comparison isn't between the ease of access between the two. It's the hypocrisy that when a pilot does this there is a real sentiment that more focus needs to be placed on mental healthy and people feel sorry for the pilot in this instance. Someone stabs 100 people in china and no blinks an eye. Someone shoots 5 people in a rampage and the focus is on how to get guns off the street.
The gun/plane argument would hold more weight if it was as hard to get a gun as it is to get a license to fly.
Yeah, let's make being able to get a gun as difficult as it is to be able to fly commercial jetliners. They're so similar, right?
i can't wait to go to the pawn shop and give them 200 bucks and fly away in my plane 20 minutes later
it's going to be awesome
THEY ARE SO SIMILAR!!!!!!!