Wisconsin | Aaron SEIA - 11/3/2026 12:58
Maybe you should read Clays post on the subject. You seem determined to make this the young woman's fault.
AaronSEIA
On the contrary, I don't think we will ever know what decisions were made when and by whom. Assuming there is not a surviving recording, don't know, don't much care. They're all dead. We're shocked by this because many of us didn't understand how delicate this airplane was. I assumed it was much safer than the smaller plane that crashed in WI recently, and it was, but still vulnerable to whatever we want to call this. And I'm not going to call this an "act of God" or unavoidable tragedy. It was completely avoidable, the only question is whether it was minor bad decisions, or major ones, or equipment failure, etc.
I said this is a bad example of blaming something on a DEI hire, but it's still suspicious in that regard. |