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Old 09-18-2011, 11:16 PM
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It's part of something that many of you seem to be lacking, freedom of CHOICE. It's their money, aircraft and their lives and that includes the people who love to watch from the ground. Nobody wanted to die that day but I'm sure they knew the risks. Those of you that have little freedoms do not know what you are lacking because you have never had it. Give up your freedoms for a little security and you shall have neither. I'm sure someone really important said that. So take your Government supplied opinions and take that same leap off that tall building you want to throw others from.
Freedom of choice is not absolute. And most of the people who watch air racing have no idea what the actual risk is, or they're in complete denial about it.
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Old 09-18-2011, 11:18 PM
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By the way, I'm 100% in favor of them racing in Cessna 172s. They can strap jets on them for all I care. I'm just sick of them destroying beautiful warbirds.
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Old 09-18-2011, 11:29 PM
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By the way, I'm 100% in favor of them racing in Cessna 172s. They can strap jets on them for all I care. I'm just sick of them destroying beautiful warbirds.
People have been killed and in this case i really don't care about an airplane.
I am sure the organizers will learn from this horrible accident and find a way to continue this kind of Air races with more safety for the people which come to such events.

What was the reason for the accident is right now mere speculation, i'm sure there will be an proper investigation and until the results are officially published, we should think about those who had been killed and their beloved ones who right now are mourning about the death of an Husband, Girlfriend, Son or Daughter.
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Old 09-18-2011, 11:35 PM
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People have been killed and in this case i really don't care about an airplane.
I am sure the organizers will learn from this horrible accident and find a way to continue this kind of Air races with more safety for the people which come to such events.

What was the reason for the accident is right now mere speculation, i'm sure there will be an proper investigation and until the results are officially published, we should think about those who had been killed and their beloved ones who right now are mourning about the death of an Husband, Girlfriend, Son or Daughter.
If you really cared about the people you would be in favor of ending air racing. Or you have absolutely no idea how dangerous it is.
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Old 09-18-2011, 11:43 PM
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If you really cared about the people you would be in favor of ending air racing. Or you have absolutely no idea how dangerous it is.
First of all i'm german, why should i give anykind of advise to the American people what the should do? I think they can decide pretty good for them self.
If they want to go there, its their right to go there, as Hunden said it's Freedom of choice. And he's dam right about it.

Myself i wouldn't go there, because i am not interested in this kind of racing sport. That also is a form of Freedom of choice.

What you want is taking grown people and treat them like childs, i am strictly against such methods. People should decide by them selves if they wanna go to an event of any kind of entertainment, it's not the Job of the Government to decide this for the people!
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Old 09-18-2011, 11:48 PM
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First of all i'm german
Germans have a proud history of personal freedom.
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Old 09-18-2011, 11:59 PM
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Germans have a proud history of personal freedom.
You can't insult me, that needs much more than you are!
and yes germany has gained a proud history of personal freedom since 1945, brought to us by THE Nation of freedom, the USA.
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Old 09-18-2011, 11:32 PM
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Freedom of choice is not absolute. And most of the people who watch air racing have no idea what the actual risk is, or they're in complete denial about it.
Freedom of choice is absolute only if you have it. If you don't then your statement would be correct.
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Old 09-18-2011, 11:37 PM
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Freedom of choice is absolute only if you have it. If you don't then your statement would be correct.
No, it isn't absolute. Absolute freedom of choice is anarchy. If that's what you want you should move to Somalia.
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Old 09-18-2011, 11:49 PM
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No, it isn't absolute. Absolute freedom of choice is anarchy. If that's what you want you should move to Somalia.
Within the law and common sense.........................................didn 't realize I had to explain.
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