Just show us all where the phrase 'Only use pilots who say "no"' appears in the unatributed quote you made.
Hmmmm. On the subject of more complete quotes, lets look at more of the statement by ShotOne:
...perhaps we need to look more closely at the qualities which are encouraged. Service pilots are generally good guys, get along, keen to respect and be respected by their peers. Perhaps that's part of the issue. Maybe we need people who are prepared to challenge, ask the difficult question, say "no".
the implication is clear. We should screen pilot candidates and screen out those who "
are generally good guys, get along, keen to respect and be respected by their peers" and screen in "
who are prepared to challenge, ask the difficult question, say "no"."
I believe that "saying no" is NOT necessarily a good trait for a military pilot and that being "generally good guys, get along, keen to respect and be respected by their peers" ARE good traits for a military pilot. How in the world is that trolling?