1 posted on
02/08/2004 3:11:05 PM PST by
yonif
To: yonif
Certainly much more comforting than if he had dropped a prayer rug and begun praising allah.
2 posted on
02/08/2004 3:12:18 PM PST by
cripplecreek
(you win wars by making the other dumb SOB die for his country)
To: yonif
Hey! Christians like to watch the in-flight movie too, ye know! *L* ;-)
3 posted on
02/08/2004 3:13:47 PM PST by
Happygal
(Le gách dea ghuí)
To: yonif
Incredibly inappropriate. I would have complained if I was on that plane.
4 posted on
02/08/2004 3:14:08 PM PST by
saquin
To: yonif
Beware the separation of church and airlines. Where's the ACLU?
6 posted on
02/08/2004 3:16:40 PM PST by
Jacquerie
(Democrats soil the institutions they control)
To: yonif
This is not right, and the setting is COMPLETLY innapropriate!
7 posted on
02/08/2004 3:18:04 PM PST by
tiamat
("Just a Bronze-Age Gal, Trapped in a Techno World!")
To: yonif
10 posted on
02/08/2004 3:24:59 PM PST by
spodefly
(Fulfill your civic responsibilities -- vote for the lesser of two evils.)
To: yonif
Christian!! OMG!!! This guy is toast in our pagan society. If he had asked for Wiccan or told everyone to praise Allah he would have been a hero.
To: yonif
As captain of the airliner the pilot is a representative of American while on duty. Whether he likes it or not, his behavior is a direct reflection of the company.
If religious proselytizing becomes American Airlines policy, I won't be flying with them.
16 posted on
02/08/2004 3:51:34 PM PST by
Sam Cree
(Democrats are herd animals)
To: yonif
Whether the beliefs he shares are sexual religious or social is completely irrelevant.
When I buy a ticket I am purchasing transport from Point A to Point B. I do not expect the pilot to share his thoughts on religion, sexual behaviour, politics or any similar issues regardless of whether I agree with those beliefs or not. If one of my employees started using the workplace to spread their beliefs I'd take issue with that as well. He's paid to fly not to preach.
That said, I have no bar with him using his status as an airline pilot to add charisma to his preaching outside the workplace on his own time. (They're one of the few professions that still have a certain amount of mystique, especially to the young and impressionable).
To: yonif
That's a shame. I used to LIKE flying American Airlines.
But you wouldn't catch no QANTAS or Air New Zealand pilot doing that, at least not intentionally...
(Although possibly the last words of the captain of the Air NZ DC-10 that crashed into the side of Mt Erebus in Anatractica, 1979, killing all 240-odd aborad, was "Oh, Holy Sh...")
37 posted on
02/08/2004 7:15:12 PM PST by
KangarooJacqui
(Deliver us from evil... vote Conservative.)
To: yonif
Can someone direct me to an airline that asks single women to identify themselves, and are open to a discussion?
50 posted on
03/09/2005 10:29:54 AM PST by
1rudeboy
To: yonif
Hmmmm...
I wonder if the pilot was having a British Airways moment?
One engine down and half the U.S. to go......
"This is your pilot speaking, how many of you back there believe in God?"
52 posted on
03/09/2005 11:46:16 AM PST by
Dr.Zoidberg
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