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yeah my whole problem with the media reporting on the cruise accidents that have happened is that it is all about making them out to be worse than they really are. I mean, hell they made out like the people on board were being fed spoiled food. we all know that they were flown in food and water...and received some from passing ships as well. i mean the worst they had to endure was being evacuated from their cabins due to no climate control, and their cruises being cut short. I'm not tryingto let carnival off the hook... but i think while reporting on these stories they need to emphasize the fact that given the number of people who sail each year that this is a small percentage of passengers who actually are impacted by such events. They should report that overall the cruise industry is safe, and incident free.

[QUOTE="MisterD21, post: 1612208, member: 42403"] yeah my whole problem with the media reporting on the cruise accidents that have happened is that it is all about making them out to be worse than they really are. I mean, hell they made out like the people on board were being fed spoiled food. we all know that they were flown in food and water...and received some from passing ships as well. i mean the worst they had to endure was being evacuated from their cabins due to no climate control, and their cruises being cut short. I'm not tryingto let carnival off the hook... but i think while reporting on these stories they need to emphasize the fact that given the number of people who sail each year that this is a small percentage of passengers who actually are impacted by such events. They should report that overall the cruise industry is safe, and incident free. [/QUOTE]

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