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No gun-totin' in the cockpit

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Your right there is no point debating this any further. However if you want a list of the congressmen and Senators that say it's not over I'll send you a list. let me know. They introduced a new bill on the 24th. Again this is not yet a dictatorship.
 
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IF in the end (whenever that may be guns are found to be in the best interest of safety for all involved then I have not one problem with having a gun on the flight deck for whatever reason(s) that are the deciding factors.- I will reiterate once again it was just "MY" personal OPINION regarding this whole issue to make it a ground security issue/problem versus making a pilot worry not only about all of the lives onboard his aircraft BUT the many innocent lives on the ground.... Maybee I am wrong to feel confident in the "system" BUT time shall tell I guess- - I do think we are a long way from a competent, safe, and educated ground security workers... HOW do we make sure the workers being hired are the "best" possible people for the job acting as our last life line.?

I just think that IF you avoid a possible problem to begin with prior to "allowing" it to become a serious problem at 30,000 then a gun would be irrelevant. we shall see, just MY opinion..

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