its a privately owned plane it has no active equipment on it so describing it as a "military killing machine" is as rellivent as calling a car a killing machine
any vehicle in the wrong hands is a killing machine
Is it time to to ban vintage air shows?
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its a privately owned plane it has no active equipment on it so describing it as a "military killing machine" is as rellivent as calling a car a killing machine
any vehicle in the wrong hands is a killing machine
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I agree that a car is also a killing machine. So if I drove my car to the middle of a town then started to drive around in circles doing 'doughnuts', then accidently killed a child, that would be acceptable would it? After all, these things happen don't they. And anyone not wishing to get run over could avoid the area.
Obviously, it would be irresponsible, as is performing aerobatics over a populated area.
Obviously, it would be irresponsible, as is performing aerobatics over a populated area.
I am beginning to wonder what would be unacceptable to those who think last Saturday's disaster is just bad luck.
He didn't like my example of Lee Rigby's murder even though only one person has been killed in this manner and Adebolajo and Adebowale thought it acceptable.
Presumably that is because he has been told that murder is illegal (not banned - for Dr.Jim).
He didn't like my example of Lee Rigby's murder even though only one person has been killed in this manner and Adebolajo and Adebowale thought it acceptable.
Presumably that is because he has been told that murder is illegal (not banned - for Dr.Jim).
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It's the killer post, folks. The argument is won.
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Acceptable? No.
However, if you paid to go watch this spectacle and was made aware that there would be spectator risks, whilst knowing that danger exists but also a thrill, then I guess a lot would say what the heck, let's go.
Deffo not acceptable but no surprise that spectators die at these events also.
Monaco is populated.
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longdogs
Yes but the people killed on the road had not paid to take part.
Yeah but they decided to watch though.
Like the fella who was driving past in his limo on his way to pick up a bride and got wiped out?
...or the two lads driving past on their way to play a footie match who also got wiped out?
If that pilot lives he should be charged with manslaughter.
that is one off the possible outcomes if he is negligent in his actions
Does your definition of negligence include reckless endangerment?
the law off the land will decide that not me
we should wait for the facts it is possible he may have tried in vain but was unable
Tried in vain not to do a loop the loop over a busy road but was unable to stop himself....is that what you mean?
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