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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsOutrageous Intrusive Government Regulation
FAA grounds new 787 after safety concerns are raised. Just another example of that heavy handed government regulation that interferes in our wonderful free market system.
I am sure that Boeing would have grounded these aircraft on their own.
Tea Party Members need to book all their next flights on these aircraft as a means of protest.
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Outrageous Intrusive Government Regulation (Original Post)
kairos12
Jan 2013
OP
It's unfair to restrict planes from flying when the problem is really some lunatic batteries!
HereSince1628
Jan 2013
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HereSince1628
(36,063 posts)1. It's unfair to restrict planes from flying when the problem is really some lunatic batteries!
This problem can be solved by putting squirrels inside exercise wheels in every cockpit
spanone
(135,795 posts)2. planes don't kill people.....the ground kills people...
kairos12
(12,843 posts)3. LOL Sadly
Downwinder
(12,869 posts)4. It is the suddon stop.