I don't know about the rest of you but here in the Tampa area this week alone I have heard of at least 3 small plane crashes. More than that since the first of the year. I think it is high time we ban all small planes. I think the military is the only people that need planes/jets that seat less than 10 people. Let's ban all small planes. There is too many deaths. There is NO need for a person to own a plane when commercial flight is available. Make it illegal to own a plane, use a plane or possess a plane that carries more than 10 people. Let's post the addresses of all pilots that fly these death traps and let's make them illegal to sell too. When the pilot dies his plane gets destroyed. Where did i get the number 10 you ask? I just pulled it out of the air as an even number that sounded good. I know nothing about planes or the number they seat or the license required to fly one. I just know they are evil and need to be stopped.
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Sir Diealotz
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I see what you did there And I approve 
XD357grandpa
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You are cynical, they are serious. Your cynical attitude required thought process, their serious attitude requires stupidity. Good post. Too bad you're preaching to the choir. Let's put your thoughts out there for the stupids to read.
Hamilton Felix
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I know you are being satirical, but here's an observation:
As has been remarked in the past, collectivists and statists hate three things: Our arms, our unrestricted freedom of movement and we the people having control of our own education (home schooling and/or private schools).
I grew up around small planes. There is NO reason for flying to be so expensive. No reason except - Government. Yes, small planes are at least ten times safer than cars in part because pilots are trained and the planes are well maintained. But the massive goverment agency and strangling regulation is not necessary for that. If you think about it, a Piper Cub or Cessna 150 has far less to it than my Toyota Corolla. There's no real reason it should not be cheaper.
With regard to those three targets of the collectivists, they've made pretty good progress against the idea that just anyone can have a small plane, and can simply hop into his Cessna and zip over to another state when he feels like it. We see more and more calls for GPS trackers in all cars "so they can tax us by the mile" (and just coincidentally track every movement of every driver). Many of the same people who rage against "taking the mark of the beast" and putting trackers on people are toting cell phones that track their every movement an can be easily accessed by Big Brother.
They've pretty well destroyed free thinking education, too. I find it increasingly difficult to call them schools. "Indoctrination centers" seems more accurate.
They may have miscalculated with the latest stage managed event and the attack on the AR15. They should have done it years ago, instead of waiting until it's the most popular rifle in America.
But the push on "universal background checks" actually amounts to registration (the current bill on this being pushed in my state is called "universal background checks," but it does NOT include dumping the data after the check. It is intended to be de facto registration and to destroy free gun shows.
The Ministry of Fatherland Defense is buying billions of rounds, though, because they know not all of us will go quietly into the long night.....
As has been remarked in the past, collectivists and statists hate three things: Our arms, our unrestricted freedom of movement and we the people having control of our own education (home schooling and/or private schools).
I grew up around small planes. There is NO reason for flying to be so expensive. No reason except - Government. Yes, small planes are at least ten times safer than cars in part because pilots are trained and the planes are well maintained. But the massive goverment agency and strangling regulation is not necessary for that. If you think about it, a Piper Cub or Cessna 150 has far less to it than my Toyota Corolla. There's no real reason it should not be cheaper.
With regard to those three targets of the collectivists, they've made pretty good progress against the idea that just anyone can have a small plane, and can simply hop into his Cessna and zip over to another state when he feels like it. We see more and more calls for GPS trackers in all cars "so they can tax us by the mile" (and just coincidentally track every movement of every driver). Many of the same people who rage against "taking the mark of the beast" and putting trackers on people are toting cell phones that track their every movement an can be easily accessed by Big Brother.
They've pretty well destroyed free thinking education, too. I find it increasingly difficult to call them schools. "Indoctrination centers" seems more accurate.
They may have miscalculated with the latest stage managed event and the attack on the AR15. They should have done it years ago, instead of waiting until it's the most popular rifle in America.
But the push on "universal background checks" actually amounts to registration (the current bill on this being pushed in my state is called "universal background checks," but it does NOT include dumping the data after the check. It is intended to be de facto registration and to destroy free gun shows.
The Ministry of Fatherland Defense is buying billions of rounds, though, because they know not all of us will go quietly into the long night.....
And don't forget the subtle ways of banning your mobility and arms.
A deadbeat that won't pay child support loses mobility (loss of D/L) over an act that had NOTHING to do with his safe handling of a vehicle.
In Fl (and some other states) you cut across the property of a building under construction (or renovation, even if it is after business hours) and can be convicted of a felony for trespassing in a construction zone. ooops, sorry - you're a convicted felon and now can't own a gun because you're a menace to society!
Don't forget, gun free school means gun free. I know a kid (adult now) who was expelled from school for underage purchase of a handgun -- on a Saturday, 8 miles from his High School and 3.5 miles from ANY school (he was arrested Sun after his mother called the Sheriff's Dept to see if the gun had been stolen, it had - from the seller's own dad)
A deadbeat that won't pay child support loses mobility (loss of D/L) over an act that had NOTHING to do with his safe handling of a vehicle.
In Fl (and some other states) you cut across the property of a building under construction (or renovation, even if it is after business hours) and can be convicted of a felony for trespassing in a construction zone. ooops, sorry - you're a convicted felon and now can't own a gun because you're a menace to society!
Don't forget, gun free school means gun free. I know a kid (adult now) who was expelled from school for underage purchase of a handgun -- on a Saturday, 8 miles from his High School and 3.5 miles from ANY school (he was arrested Sun after his mother called the Sheriff's Dept to see if the gun had been stolen, it had - from the seller's own dad)
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