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In response to "you think they have every right to kick you off a plane? see, i don't. I think they have a right to bump passengers, with compensation that a " by Andie

I bet you'd agree they have the right for a varity of reasons to deboard the plane, right?

Posted by oblique, SuperFeud Champion (aka kkuphal) Apr 11 '17, 06:14

I guarantee you they have the right to do exactly what happened. Unfortunately, the guy refused to honor his part of his ticket agreement and the cops had to be called. No way was that guy going to get to fly once he "randomly" was picked short of someone else volunteering to go in his place

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for reasons of plane safety. This is 100% a financial decision on United's part. -- nm - Reagen Apr 11, 06:15 4
- A passenger refusing to deboard seems unsafe to me... - oblique, SuperFeud Champion Apr 11, 06:16 3
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    - and, i heard (haven't verified) that one of the officers has already been placed on leave pending an investigation. So, it's clearly not entirely - Andie Apr 11, 06:21
  - this is United getting the cops to enforce their fuck up. There's 0 justification for it to get to that point. -- nm - Reagen Apr 11, 06:17

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I bet you'd agree they have the right for a varity of reasons to deboard the plane, right?

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