BHD, I would have to agree with you. Why were the letting someone fly with bipolar not on his meds. They should have at least told the crew what was going on. But you are right in sayint they are not accepting personal liability. Seems to be happening alot lately. People always wanting to blame someone else.

There are few who do take responsibility. One of which was last night at work. In the auto court one man was unloading his luggage from his Yukon and a MDX pulled up behind him and forgot to put it in park. He got outit rolled forward crushing the guy who was getting luggage out's knees. Cops came took thier report and they guy took responsibility. Paid for the guy he hits room and bingo, responsibility.

It's always the cops fault too whenever a police involved shooting happens. Like a while ago here in san jose a cop shot a vietnamese women who was going wacky not speaking english, with a huge cleaver like vegitable peeler walking towards him. BAM capped her in the chest with his glock. Now was this the cops fault for reacting to his training. Or the ladies for moving to america and not learning english as to understand basic commands such as "STOP AND DROP THE WEAPON"

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