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[/b]Rick wrote:
My point is that it is always in the best interest of any company to provide safe products and services, despite what agencies watch over them. If the FAA was so perfect, how could there ever be any kind of accident due to faulty or poorly engineered equipment? Companies are much more concerned about safety than some government bureaucrat because the company has it's very existence on the line where as the government does not.homeagain wrote:
Rick wrote:
Well, yes I do. They put safety first because of the money, not despite it. Same thing goes for anyone who sells a product or performs a service. If a company wants to compete in a competitive market, they can't sell products or provide services that kill people, lest they find themselves going bankrupt in a quick hurry. Statistics don't lie Home, you're much safer on a US plane than you are in a car.homeagain wrote: www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/201...lout-d-c/3146037002/
The back story to this bird......begs the question......do you REALLY trust your airlines ability to put safety OVER $$$$$?
The all mighty government is a different story... they can provide crappy healthcare to our vets, cause unnecessary deaths, and still continue to function at a sub par level since there is no accountability or competition. Am I wrong? I don't think so.
Just a quick question.....is the FAA part of the gov.? Did the FAA farm out the oversight of a BOEING PLANE to Boeing? Did BOEING opt to charge extra $$$ for safety options,did
BOEING explain or disclose that fact....that the options should have been MANDATORY OR
STANDARD on the plane....did BOEING/ANY AIRLINE provide additional training for the
add on/amended parts (inadequate training/non disclosure by BOEING) Is BOEING
a company that competes in the aviation industry?......Your logic does NOT compute...jmo
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Have you ever gone through a government bureau audit of your business? We go through FDA ones all the time. They try to act like they know what they are doing but they never understand the technology as well as the people building it and using it. Hence, why the FAA let Boeing set the certification process.homeagain wrote:
[/b]Rick wrote:
My point is that it is always in the best interest of any company to provide safe products and services, despite what agencies watch over them. If the FAA was so perfect, how could there ever be any kind of accident due to faulty or poorly engineered equipment? Companies are much more concerned about safety than some government bureaucrat because the company has it's very existence on the line where as the government does not.homeagain wrote:
Rick wrote:
Well, yes I do. They put safety first because of the money, not despite it. Same thing goes for anyone who sells a product or performs a service. If a company wants to compete in a competitive market, they can't sell products or provide services that kill people, lest they find themselves going bankrupt in a quick hurry. Statistics don't lie Home, you're much safer on a US plane than you are in a car.homeagain wrote: www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/201...lout-d-c/3146037002/
The back story to this bird......begs the question......do you REALLY trust your airlines ability to put safety OVER $$$$$?
The all mighty government is a different story... they can provide crappy healthcare to our vets, cause unnecessary deaths, and still continue to function at a sub par level since there is no accountability or competition. Am I wrong? I don't think so.
Just a quick question.....is the FAA part of the gov.? Did the FAA farm out the oversight of a BOEING PLANE to Boeing? Did BOEING opt to charge extra $$$ for safety options,did
BOEING explain or disclose that fact....that the options should have been MANDATORY OR
STANDARD on the plane....did BOEING/ANY AIRLINE provide additional training for the
add on/amended parts (inadequate training/non disclosure by BOEING) Is BOEING
a company that competes in the aviation industry?......Your logic does NOT compute...jmo
BOLDED.....you are totally missing the narrative of the problem....FAA FARMED OUT
OR SUB CONTRACTEDTHIS CERTIFICATION BACK TO BOEING.....BOEING,NOT THE FAA WAS TOTALLY RESPONSIBLE FOR THE DECISION TO RELEASE A FAULTY/INSUFFCIENT TESTING OF THE PLANE.....BECAUSE OF $$$$….READ THE ENTIRE THREAD TO GRASP THE GRAVITY OF WHAT OCCURRED AND YESI AM SHOUTING BECAUSE OF THE APPARENT LACK OF UNDERSTANDING AFTER
A PRETTY SPECIFIC NARRATIVE.....omg...please read and think BEFORE you post...
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ramage wrote: Please help me HA what do you mean by the statement "when INTEGRITY was a integrated thought process,". Sorry but I do not understand that statement.
With regard to your comment about Perdue Pharma: "
...is shelling out millions of dollars for their complicity in the drug NON disclosure of their ''new''
pain killer that was promoted as SAFE and effective in pain management. THEY are the ground zero of the epidemic and THEY KNEW when they sent reps. to doctor's offices and
sold a deal, that the drug was addictive."
All MD's know that opiates have the potential for addiction. That is one of the factors weighed in prescribing opiates. If your MD does not know this, I suggest you hand him your cell phone so that he can call his medical school and get his tuition money back.
Perhaps Brandon, the Pompous will object by saying that I am off topic, however I am responding to your statements.
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ramage wrote: Sorry, but I do not KNOW what you mean, please explain "INTEGRITY was a integrated thought process".
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