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"
bumping happens. But there's zero reason to drag a guy off the plane for that. -- nm
"
by
Reagen
the guy got dragged off the plane because he refused to comply to the point the police had to be called -- nm
Posted by
oblique, SuperFeud Champion (aka kkuphal)
Apr 11 '17, 06:09
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Did they have to be called? And did they have to drag him out of his seat? -- nm
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Roger More
Apr 11, 06:10
because United let it get to that point. -- nm
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Andie
Apr 11, 06:10
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Guy has a contract with the airline and it's NOT guaranteed to get him from point A to point B
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oblique, SuperFeud Champion
Apr 11, 06:12
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actually, i believe it IS to get you from A to B. It's not guaranteed on that flight. -- (edited)
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Andie
Apr 11, 06:13
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At some point, you have a passenger refusing to comply. At that point, I'd remove you for being a threat to the flight. Who the hell knows what's
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oblique, SuperFeud Champion
Apr 11, 06:15
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He,I don't know, bought a ticket and wants to get where he's going in a timely fashion?
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Reagen
Apr 11, 06:16
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