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So why is it a form of theft to make noise while you are trying to enjoy a forest, but not theft for pilots to be prevented from enjoying the sky?
by JasonFruit 5y ago
So why is it a form of theft to make noise while you are trying to enjoy a forest, but not theft for pilots to be prevented from enjoying the sky?
- johnisgood 5y agoThis does not make sense because enjoying a forest does not cause noise that would prevent the pilots from enjoying the sky.
- jmugan 5y agoIt would also be theft if you were making huge unnecessary noise playing music or whatnot. It's all about the amount of noise and how far it travels.
- jmugan 5y agoOh, what you might mean is, "If I can't fly because I will disturb you on the ground, you are stealing the enjoyment of the skies from me." I can see that. I think it also relates to the number of people affected. If one pilot during one flight across a forest disturbs 100 people who are trying to enjoy nature, that imbalance is where the difficulty is.
- JasonFruit 5y agoThat makes more sense. I'm not convinced that most people are bothered by aircraft noise to the extent you are, but I understand your argument.