[Reno89519]

First, Delta and Atlanta and Georgia are just fine and will maybe survive the current CEO's idiocy. I suspect he'll be gone before summer. Delta practically owns the Atlanta airport, has over 30K direct employees in the state, and has some very long term contracts and city and state commitments. They are not going to walk away from that over $50 million.

Delta's biggest challenge is to undo the damage to their reputation. I called and as a very frequent flier complained. The US-based, probably Georgia based operator was very apologetic and admitted they were getting inundated with calls complaining, as me to put it in writing. I did. I actually got a call back (missed it unfortunately). They know they screwed up, how they fix it will be interesting.

[marktwain]

They know they screwed up, how they fix it will be interesting.

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This is the result of the false perception of reality the Progressive media excels at. They projected the illusion that most of the country was angry with the NRA, and thought the NRA was at fault.

It was a carefully crafted illusion, but it *was* an illusion. Delta’s CEO ran into the reality like a mountaintop concealed in the clouds.

One of the ways in which capitalism excels over other systems is capitalism’s ability to transfer information better, faster, and more accurately than other systems.

The whole Progressive media has become a mens of obfuscating, corrupting, and negating that flow of information.

[trisham]

Well said.