On Aug 11, 2:45*pm, Higgs Boson wrote:
On Aug 11, 6:56*am, "Ed Pawlowski" wrote:





"Smitty Two" wrote in message

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"Ed Pawlowski" wrote:

He's becoming a hero. *I guess a lot of people would like to do the same
thing.

What, be a gay flight attendant with PMS?

Maybe that too.

He got on the PA and told the passengers to go f yourselves, or words to
that effect. * I imagine most people that *have jobs in customer service or
contact with the public would like to do that at times.

Please try to be at least a little bit accurate. *He addressed his
comment to the nasty passenger who had just told HIM to**** himself.
He did NOT "...tell the passengerS to ....". *He was very much
provoked by the nasty passenger. *After 20 years of this, something
could and did snap.

Also: *He checked on the ground BEFORE deploying the slide, so the pig
media are in error (as usual) by gloating that he could have
injured people on the ground. After 20 years of watching over peoples'
safety, it's not likely that he would endanger someone in a fit of
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"After 20 years of watching over peoples' safety, it's not likely
that he would endanger someone in a fit of pique."

Right up to that point, I was on your side.

Once a person crosses that thin line between rational thought and
bizarre behavior, I don't think you can use their past history as a
gauge of what they might or might not do.

The preacher who has an affair after leading his church for 35 years.
The teacher who shoots a fellow teacher after grooming hundreds of
straight A students over 25 years.
The high school coach who pummels a parent after being named "State
Coach of the Year" 3 years in a row.

They were all upstanding (albeit hypothetical) citizens until
something made them snap.

As they say in the financial business: "Past performance is no
guarantee of future results."