[Kevin Curry]

Yeah. That's what it is. Sheer arrogance. They probably got a perverse thrill out of seeing the shuttle disintegrate over Texas. They probably even had side bets on which counties the debris would fall into. I can well understand your rage.

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[Howlin]

It's amazing how people are willing to believe the absolute worst of human beings, isn't it?

Just imagine how much "fun" the NASA folks must have had, watching the news that they "knew" all along spread across the world. (For the "dim" in the crowd: that was SARCASM)

[montag813]

Yeah. That's what it is. Sheer arrogance. They probably got a perverse thrill out of seeing the shuttle disintegrate over Texas.

My "arrogance" comment was reserved for the Challenger "O" ring disgrace, where there were clear, unequivocal warnings from the contractor and recommendations that the mission be aborted. Do you not think those who ignored the please should have done jail time? I do, just as I think should doctors who inflict negligence resulting in death. I see no difference. Do you?