[vbmoneyspender]

I think they should be fired if they refuse to fly. Who elected them to make these policy decisions? They are 10 folks who would be eager to take the place of each of them, sans guns unless and until the public square deemed it prudent.

Another quick question Torie, if we put the Bill of Rights to a vote before the public square, how many of our rights do you think would survive?

P.S. Didn't mean to hit you too hard, but I feel very strongly that the best defense to terrorism is to not act like victims, but instead to arm yourself and fight back whenever the opportunity presents itself.

[Torie]

Are you suggesting that armed pilots are a Bill of Rights issue, or is this just a rhetorical and irrelevant point?