Lib logic

It was the equitable thing to do

That could be. I simply don't know.

But believe me, I'm very familiar with the airspace in the national capital area. I was part of continuity-of-government air operations for years. So I know the kids in that Black Hawk helicopter HAD NO FREAKIN' CLUE what they were supposed to be doing.

Here's another fun fact: if you're up in that airspace and you haven't been properly trained, the air traffic controllers most likely won't be able to save you. There are too many things happening too fast, with too much traffic, in too little airspace, as compared to normal operations elsewhere.

So I know adequate training and evaluation standards weren't being applied or provided for that crew. Guess why? Anyway, it means that if they hadn't crashed there, they'd have probably crashed somewhere else.

Yes, that's harsh, but there's the truth. As has been proven time and again, profound incompetence at the top of the federal government executive branch soon permeates EVERYTHING in government, civil and military.

One of the best pilots I ever flew with was black. He had stick and rudder skills that were phenomenal. Plus, his skills at teaching engine power management transformed the entire unit, enabling operations with heavy loads over long ranges that allowed us to fly missions that would have previously been absolutely impossible.

Think what it means, in military air missions, when you're able to carry cargo instead of internal fuel tanks.

He's one of the reasons I hate DEI so much. He was about meeting the standard, then exceeding the standard. He didn't give a rat's ass about skin color, because he had the skills, not a race card. And he had the skills to teach YOU the skills!

And he's the reason I never judge a book by its color.

Here, is the problem. If I was Black I'd hate DEI as much as Affirmative Action
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Damn straight!