 n2sooners says: Just a few problems. First, just because you turn off your cell phone for calls doesn't mean the camera doesn't still work. Second, if those loud and obnoxious people can't talk on the phone, isn't anyone worried that they will talk to you? Third, what about all the other loud and obnoxious behaviors one encounters on a plane? Will they ban babies next? Fourth, the first paragraph of the story said that cell phones are dangerous on planes, where is the evidence of that? And finally, are they going to extend the ban to those insanely expensive phones you can currently use on planes? Or are only the well to do allowed to be obnoxious on the phone? damn My experience is that the majority of the people that are loud and obnoxious on the phone are not so bad without it. They like to feel important when they are on the phone so they talk loud like what they say matters. It's like driving a mercedes. When he's in the car, he thinks he's rich and above people, when he's not he's just another person. Same goes for cell phones. Not sure why but it just is... But this still boils down to a bill trying to legislate courtesy. What happens when airlines start having internet access via wi-fi aboard? What is to stop people from firing up Skype or some other internet voice chat and chatting away on their computer? What is to stop someone who has a cell phone like mine that uses wi-fi from just tapping in and making calls anyway? If they are banning the annoyance, why do they still allow the expensive phones you have been able to pay to use on the airlines for years? Face it, this is a very stupid bill. As for people who are annoying while talking on their phones in public, here is the easy way to handle them. First, do what you would do if two people... @Smoke TNT - Because the want to and they have the power! you think? |
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