Bungling Biden failed you on air safety
- Thread starter Diogenes
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Tbird19482
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They knew about it so stop trying to put all the Blame on Biden and find out why they didn't do something.
Diogenes
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What should they have done?
Tbird19482
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Maybe change the Helicopter flight path?
And made sure the military helicopter flew at the level they are suppose to.
200 feet NOT 400 feet.
Diogenes
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How should they enforce that? Wasn't there already a flight rule to that effect in place?
Tbird19482
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There is a rule in place and the helicopter pilot was way over it , if he would have lived he should have been put up on charges of breaking the rule.
Diogenes
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Tbird19482
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are you sure?So nothing you suggested would've worked.
Diogenes
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@Earl,
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@Grok
A Jew can refer to someone who is part of the Jewish people, which is an ethnoreligious group originating from the historical region of Judea. This includes people of Jewish descent, regardless of whether they practice the religion.
So, while "Jew" does relate to a religion (Judaism), it also encompasses an ethnic identity. Someone might identify as a Jew by ethnicity without practicing the religion, or they might convert to Judaism and thus become a Jew by religion without having Jewish ancestry.
This dual aspect means that the term "Jew" can sometimes be misunderstood or misused, especially in contexts where distinctions between ethnicity and religion are not clearly acknowledged or understood.
@Grok