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Pete,
On Feb 22, 2006, at 9:27 PM, Marvin Kaye wrote:
Posted for "Peter Field" <anpfield@sbcglobal.net>:
Barry (and all the rest of you who chafe at Jeff’s commentary):
Breaking the rules is breaking the rules whether you do it in a high
speed pass or doing acrobatics over a populated area. You may think rules
don’t apply to you or that it’s OK to break them under certain
circumstances, but I think if you have a difficulty in following rules the
problem is with you yourself.
For CRYING OUT LOUD! Go back and look at all of my posts....take the time to ACTUALLY READ THEM, instead of knee-jerking. I have NEVER NEVER NEVER advocated breaking rules. In fact, I have NEVER been unsupportive Jeff's intent. I agree with his intent. I agree that aviation rules, when they pertain to flying, are usually written in blood.
Peter, I run a 5-day event in the Warbird community stressing safety, safety, safety. Actually, it's "Unity, Teamwork, Safety". To even suggest that I somehow advocate circumventing our ignoring the rules is simply uninformed and downright ignorant.
There is room for all kinds in aviation. I don't know Jeff, other than through his posts, and I assume he's a great guy. I have just seen his approach tried and fail in other aviation communities and am only suggesting there is a better way to deliver the message. A message can be a pure diamond, but if nobody is there to listen because the same guy has been chucking coal, it is worthless.
Barry
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