Originally Posted by eyecue
So are you saying that we should just give up? Flying should be a calculated risk?
All of life is one big calculated risk.
Originally Posted by eyecue
Show me where it says that you have the right to fly in US constitution?
"Physical travel and the First Amendment are inextricably intertwined.* If you can't travel, then how can you exercise your right to Assemble?* You can't Associate either, because you won't be able to get anywhere.* Your right to Free Speech is also affected.* You can say what you want, just not at that conference you wanted to attend but couldn't because you weren't allowed to get on a plane. " - John Gilmore
http://www.papersplease.org/gilmore/case.html
Ask the residents of Alaska and Hawaii about the ability to redress their legislators (both Federal and State) without flying on an airplane.
Just because there were no airplanes in 1789 does not mean they are not covered by the U.S. Constitution.
Much as in the way that the freedoms insured by the 2nd Amendment do not only apply to 18th-century muskets and pistols.
"The right to be let alone is the underlying principle of the Constitution's Bill of Rights." - Erwin N. Griswold (U.S. Solicitor General 1967-1973)