[Fester Chugabrew]

I want . . . . I don't want . . . .

As if the whole world is concerned about your personal wants. Why be so concerned about mere words from other people? So what if people express their personal views to you in person? You have a spine, don't you?

[MineralMan]

"I want . . . . I don't want . . . .
As if the whole world is concerned about your personal wants. Why be so concerned about mere words from other people? So what if people express their personal views to you in person? You have a spine, don't you?"

Of course the whole world doesn't care about my personal wants. Businesses, however, generally do care about the wants of their customers.

This pilot did not express anything to anyone in person. He did so over a PA system on a closed box that people were locked into. Different situation.

Nobody could tell him they didn't want to listen to his nonsense. Nobody could get up and leave, as they can if approached on the street by a wild-eyed preacher.

You mistake the situation. You mistake my reaction. I pay for a ticket on an airline. The airline flies me to my destination. If I want a sermon, I'll drop into any of the two dozen churches in my little town.

Let the pilot fly the plane, OK?