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Originally posted by RJHinds
Obviously he should have been immediately locked up in an insane asylum. 😏
If you are ever unfortunate enough to experience mental health problems (and going by your posts on religion there is a high probability of this) i hope you are treated with more understanding than you show others with such conditions.

To hide behind a silly emoticon does not excuse you from your comments.

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Originally posted by Ghost of a Duke
If you are ever unfortunate enough to experience mental health problems (and going by your posts on religion there is a high probability of this) i hope you are treated with more understanding than you show others with such conditions.

To hide behind a silly emoticon does not excuse you from your comments.
Obviously you don't agree. Do you have a suggested solution or do you just want to disagree with the Near Genius? 😏

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Originally posted by RJHinds
Obviously you don't agree. Do you have a suggested solution or do you just want to disagree with the Near Genius? 😏
I am yet to encounter the fellow.

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Originally posted by FMF
If Andreas Lubitz was being treated for 'suicidal tendencies' presumably you agree he perhaps should not have been allowed to pilot a passenger plane if the issue was not completely resolved. Do you think he should have been banned from driving a car as well?
If it was known beforehand that Andreas Lubitz suffered from a mental illness that might jeopardize the safety and lives of 149 other people, then he should have been prevented from piloting. Seems logical, no?

Maybe he should have grounded himself. Lubitz carries the brunt of the responsibility for his own actions, mental illness not withstanding.

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Originally posted by Ghost of a Duke
I am yet to encounter the fellow.
RJHinds is ...

The Near Genius
😏

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Originally posted by RJHinds
RJHinds is ...

The Near Genius
😏
Please define 'near'...

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Originally posted by Ghost of a Duke
Please define 'near'...
-- imminent, impending. 😏

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Originally posted by RJHinds
-- imminent, impending. 😏
Thanks. Thought perhaps you had misunderstood it as 'depleted.'

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Originally posted by RJHinds
Obviously he should have been immediately locked up in an insane asylum. 😏
And if he was Muslim?

(jail instead?...or put to death? )

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Originally posted by karoly aczel
And if he was Muslim?

(jail instead?...or put to death? )
Cut his head off. Ha, ha, ha. 😠😀😀😀😉

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Originally posted by josephw
If it was known beforehand that Andreas Lubitz suffered from a mental illness that might jeopardize the safety and lives of 149 other people, then he should have been prevented from piloting. Seems logical, no?
Do you think he should have been banned from driving a car as well?

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Originally posted by RJHinds
Cut his head off. Ha, ha, ha. 😠😀😀😀😉
that's prolly y they hate Americans.
...well let me qualify that: that's prolly y they hate Americans like you MORE.

(really? we are talking about a mentally insane person here)

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Originally posted by karoly aczel
that's prolly y they hate Americans.
...well let me qualify that: that's prolly y they hate Americans like you MORE.

(really? we are talking about a mentally insane person here)
Excuse me. I thought you meant Muslims like those in ISIS that like to go around and cut peoples head off. 😳