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i read about 33% of the thread. i just want to get this out there before i continue
i DONT know that there are sleepers or what not. so once control is gained over the one hijacker, you really don't know who to trust to help you afterwards. so what i thought a few weeks ago is to play the odds: someone who has children and aboard is less likely to be a suicidal terrorist. i may be wrong, but attempting to stack the odds in your favor is better than trusting ANYONE aboard.
so on the chance that the terrorist lives, i'd have a father watch the bad guy. as much as possible, i'd have everyone remain in their seats until landing, for their safety, and mine. anyoe i assigned a job to do ("make sure no one gets up" or "tell the pilots this") would be someone with family on the plane.
this gets dicey if the pilots are incapacitated. what if a single male says that he has a pilots license, which ism ore than most other people can claim- do i trust him to get us down safely? but then, everything nowadays is a gamble.
i DONT know that there are sleepers or what not. so once control is gained over the one hijacker, you really don't know who to trust to help you afterwards. so what i thought a few weeks ago is to play the odds: someone who has children and aboard is less likely to be a suicidal terrorist. i may be wrong, but attempting to stack the odds in your favor is better than trusting ANYONE aboard.
so on the chance that the terrorist lives, i'd have a father watch the bad guy. as much as possible, i'd have everyone remain in their seats until landing, for their safety, and mine. anyoe i assigned a job to do ("make sure no one gets up" or "tell the pilots this") would be someone with family on the plane.
this gets dicey if the pilots are incapacitated. what if a single male says that he has a pilots license, which ism ore than most other people can claim- do i trust him to get us down safely? but then, everything nowadays is a gamble.