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Old 01-10-2019 | 08:10 AM
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Originally Posted by Propworn
As I have said before if you’re not a creditor, supplier, member or have business before the AMA the financials and day to day running of the corporation is none of your or my business and no one should care one iota what your opinion is.



When you pontificate that all members are being taken advantage of and their money being mishandled who gave you the authority to speak on their behalf. How did you come to represent the views of the membership when you yourself are not a member?



If there were anything illegal I am sure guys like Franklin would be all over it like a hobo on a ham sandwich.





I believe your constitution delves into rights not privileges. You might want to look up the difference on Google.

Rights are yours by birth and even they can be removed. Martial Law suspends certain rights and the right to bare arms is suspended for felons.



On the other hand privileges such as driving a car, flying a full size plane, flying models etc. are all privileges and can be suspended/changed without infringing on any of your rights.



Last post on the subject!!!!!!!

This is what I see happening (my opinion only) The FAA comes out with a baseline set of rules for everyone. (this is the simplest way to get things done, no multiple categories).

The FAA reserves the right to grant waivers to the general rules. Remember this is a privilege not a right. The AMA petitions the FAA for a waiver for its members only. This waiver is granted after the FAA and AMA agree on mode and area of operations.

Results are simple, except for AMA members all others will have to adhere to the baseline set of rules or be in violation and be held accountable. Being an AMA member is not a free ride either. If you operate outside of the AMA guidelines you to will have to follow the baseline rules.



Let’s see how close my opinion is to the final draft.
What was that you claimed about not telling us our business?

And a lecture on rights and privileges does nothing but show how little you know about me.