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ninty · 01-15-2003, 04:14 PM

Its too bad it had to happen. But whats even worse is the way it's being handled.

All it looks like to me is the US is trying to appease Canadians. ANd I don't want to come off as a country that can't handle it or were a bunch of whiners etc.

If their going to do all this trial and shit, I think it should be done in EVERY case of FF, not just because they killed Canadians.

They did something wrong and should be punished. But all piliots or whoever who do the same thing should be punished in the same way. I don't see how Canada is the exception. It makes us look like assholes and other instances between our countries haven't made us look good to each other. I suppose we take each other for granted.

All I hope is that the piliots get what they deserve. Nothing more, nothing less. If it is found they were not at fault, so be it, but someone is responsible, right?

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ninty is Offline Major General Posts: 12,683 Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Calgary	01-15-2003, 04:14 PM Its too bad it had to happen. But whats even worse is the way it's being handled. All it looks like to me is the US is trying to appease Canadians. ANd I don't want to come off as a country that can't handle it or were a bunch of whiners etc. If their going to do all this trial and shit, I think it should be done in EVERY case of FF, not just because they killed Canadians. They did something wrong and should be punished. But all piliots or whoever who do the same thing should be punished in the same way. I don't see how Canada is the exception. It makes us look like assholes and other instances between our countries haven't made us look good to each other. I suppose we take each other for granted. All I hope is that the piliots get what they deserve. Nothing more, nothing less. If it is found they were not at fault, so be it, but someone is responsible, right?