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There's absolutely no proof that these Pilots were suicidal. I think speculation of such is disrespectful until further evidence shows such things such as in the case of MH 370 which is highly speculated with a lot of evidence to be a pilot suicide.

I'm super glad my parents weren't really religious so I got to miss out on this particular flavor of suck

If that does not take away from the fact that these Pilots were very well skilled.

If the company is at fault it's due to over scheduling since preliminary report indicates no mechanical failures.

That's very true but the report seem to paint Bonin As just simply making a mistake. He just defaulted to the wrong mode in a panic which is why he reacted the wrong way to the stall.

Even if they restarted the engines pretty quick would they have managed to avoid the crash?

Still I highly doubt this was a pilot suicide.

Not likely. These things are checked before every flight.

Personally it'd be better if you just did it but as you said it's a general security vulnerability and it would be better for the community if those did not exist.

Hey that's the first smart thing you said all week.

It'd be better if you just stop responding to my comments but hey you're the one that wants to pick a fight so I'm more than happy to play your stupid game.

Also be better if you just block me in the first place. Don't let the door hit your ass on the way out.👋

I mean I feel like it's more specifically a Catholic thing then it it is a Christian thing. Maybe Protestants are like that too but from my time as a Methodist they did not care about suicide as a sin. They were much more concerned about you know getting you help professionally.

I was reading somewhere that apparently there is an override for the fuel switches so they can be turned freely maybe they could have accidentally be bumped but from what you're saying that doesn't sound very likely.

Even if they made a mistake it could also be to something like drowsiness. that would mean they would have made a mistake but it's not their fault that the mistake was made in the first place.

The NTSB has managed to investigate and come up with pretty decent conclusions on crazy or things so I'm hoping they'll have something better in the final report.

Theoretically China is what they call "communism with Chinese characteristics". Many Marxist still regard China as socialist, generally it's only libtards that have this opinion. For instance the real estate bubble in China would have been catastrophic for any Western democratic government. In China they just nationalized the company is that we're failing and forgave all their debt. Now they don't have to worry about those companies again since they were nationalized. Point to an example of a capitalist country that nationalized industry like this.

Cuba is definitely a socialist state and has not returned to capitalism. If they had returned to capitalism the us would have lifted sanctions because the Cuban bourgeoisie would be able to return and try to reclaim "their lost wealth". They consistently hold referendums for the public to vote on how to organize the National Industry. In fact they're probably the closest thing to a successful socialist project in the western world. Down to and including having democratically elected leaders that can be recalled.

Last I checked that's not something that happens in the western world. Few countries have nationalized resources and practically none of them allow people to vote on how those nationalized resources are used.

It's difficult to conclude anything other than murder-suicide.

How the actual fuck did they come to that conclusion?

Does seem like there are people pointing out different ways this could have conceivably happened their too which is nice to see.

Ah. If someone has not fixed it yet I will submit a PR tonight.