[EggsAckley]

Careful, there are a bunch of Freepers who are defending him, calling anyone who objects to him all kinds of names. Personally, the guy scares the stuffing out of me.

[Arkie2]

I object to this. His job is to get me safely to my destination, not proselytize.

[ventana]

Oooops! Sheesh, he was a little revved up on the evangelizing thing! Poor guy, he's probably wincing about now, or should be! V's wife

[Thermalseeker]

Personally, the guy scares the stuffing out of me.

Seems to me like the pilot, given that he has everyone on the flight's life in his hands, should be concentrating on flying the airplane, not preaching to the passingers.

[jim35]

"...Personally, the guy scares the stuffing out of me..."

I think you'd be crazy not to be a Christian too. Boo! Oops, didn't mean to scare you.

[prairiebreeze]

I searched for this article and came up no matches. Didn't realize it's been posted elsewhere??

Prairie

[FormerLib]

Personally, the guy scares the stuffing out of me.

Pffft! We'd better not tell you about the boogeyman then! Hey, ever hear of Osama bin Laden? Now he's scary! If he's still alive, that is.

[conserv13]

"Ladies and gentlemen, this is your captain speaking...in case of rapture, this plane will be unmanned. Hope you'll fly with us again soon"

[expatguy]

Is it because it was an airplane or because he mentioned that oh so extreemly taboo subject "religion".

If it was a cab driver would the reaction be the same?

I wonder how many of the passengers contacted lawyers.

[vetvetdoug]

I am not defending him but it is a significant statement as to what our society has become when what he said was found to be offensive and scary.