Expecting Boeing to regulate itself is like expecting a dog to not eat from its bowl when hungry. It ignores basic human nature and the incentives companies hav

Expecting Boeing to regulate itself is like expecting a dog to not eat from its bowl when hungry. It ignores basic human nature and the incentives companies have to make profits at any costs, even if those costs are hundreds of human lives. I'm sure there are plenty of other things overlooked on this plane and others since the FAA gave up their oversight duties, their major reason for existence. When a company like this is unaccountable to anyone, we've seen what happens, yet there is still a question as to whether regulations should be enforced? How many more people need to die needlessly before the government steps in and does its job?