are you afraid?

Question

since 9/11 are you afraid to in an airplane?

Answer 1

yea i always wonder if the pilot is like faking and being a person that is fooling us all and were gonna fly into the white house or something!! it's crazy....

Answer 2

No, I'm less afraid now because the National Guard is at the airport and there are many extra security personnel and city police officers at every major airport. Some of us don't have an option not to travel by air, so the next best thing is seeing steps are being taken to help minimize another similar attack. I'm actually more afraid to be on the roads now because it's more difficult to monitor and control travel by car.

Answer 3

No I am not, and in fact I flew out of town two years ago on September 11th on a plane leaving around 8am. There is no reason to fear another attack like this.

Anyone who has some kind of reasoning would understand that if there is another attack planned that it would not be identical to the occurances of 9/11.

In other words, they will not attack in the same way. You should be more worried about major business structures, and enclosed public access terminals rather than planes. That is more than likely the next way they plan on attacking.

They will hit us in the most sudden and outlandish ways they can possibly think of. Just remember that President Bush will more than likely get the memo months before, disregard it, and continue playing golf rather than acting on it.

That is what he did the first time around, and I wouldn't be surprised if he did it again!

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TORCH

Answer 4

No they will not try or succeed at that anymore.
I think that some unforeseen attack should be more expected.
Unfortunately the FBI is only good at investigating crimes that have already happened.
I don't know how they caught the terrorist with the most recent thwarted attack with the NY tunnel dude.
Either the guy was really stupid or they just fell upon it....But Thank The Lord Anyway
A moment of silence please....thank the lord ...thank the lord
OK good

Answer 5

Nope. Not since Manchester, not since Warrington, not since New York and not since London. In the UK we've been living with the threat of terrorists for a long time. Just get on with your life and enjoy every moment. That's the worst punishment you can give the miserable bs.

Answer 6

No, I'm far more concerned about the trip to the airport.

We'd have to repeat 9/11 every 38 days to lose as many Americans to terrorism as we lose to DRUNK DRIVERS every year! If we spent half as much on drunk driving enforcement as we spend on useless "feel good" anti-terror "solutions" the DUI problem could largely be solved.

Answer 7

One can not stop his day to day work by fearing on an event. The routine work has to be done and no event can stop your regular work. Think there are road accidents everyday. Will you stop going out and stay at home being afraid of the road accident?

Answer 8

No i never flew b4 9/11 and my first flight was last year and I was not afraid at all. I try not to think about it, I do not want fear to cosume me!

Answer 9

of course not because I have taken Martial Arts Classes and Stewards and sterwardesses have also, They even have Jack-knive's with them in their pocket! and of course airplane cockpit doors are dead-bolted , yet only JetBlue dead bolt's them on all four sides of the door, and Pilots are equipped with night sticks, while under cover air martials have guns. So watch ur butt Osama

Answer 10

no i wouldn't be afraid to fly .the airlplanes are flying safer than they had in years.after 9/11 people started get little jittery about flying, but thats what they wanted us to be scared to fly.but everybody pulled through this.we have to go on with our lives.

Answer 11

nope cuz now its legal for the pilot to have guns in the airplane so basically theres nothing to worry about