It would seem that an American Airlines pilot recently decided to explain to his passengers that they were divided into two groups. The Christians and the ‘crazy one’
http://www.cnn.com/2004/TRAVEL/02/09/airline.christianity/index.html
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I don’t find it unbelievable. People who prosletyze are often indiscreet. I seriously doubt he was representing the policies of American Airlines, and presumably he’ll be reprimanded or sanctioned. If they don’t do that, or if they defended his actions, then I could see this being worth a big uproar. As it is, it’s mildly scandalous I suppose. I would have been really annoyed if I’d been on that plane, though, and I’d be looking for an apology from AA.
Welcome to the home of the free…
Free as long as you believe like I do…
Free as long as you don’t mind being repressed…
Free as long as you conform…
Free as long as you don’t question our country’s actions…
Free as long as you are a sheep…
Free as long as you are rich…
Free as long as you don’t actually belive in you rights…
One question… How long until the purges?
Bryan
Help! I’m being repressed!
LOL. Couldn’t resist.
If I were on a flight and heard that I don’t know if I would be concerned about the pilot’s state of mind or laugh myself silly.
Maybe he was just drunk. 😉
The 21st century and people don’t change… religious fundamentalism is bad in any damn religion.
Indeed…
…Even in ours…or are you all “Troglodytes”?
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