Road Guy
Well-known member
as dumb as it may sound, not "complying" with a flight attendants direction is actually some type of crime (similar to getting 10 years in prison for altering the fan in the lavatory) or something..something...
If the premise was "by invitation" the conclusion of that invitation would be based on a conclusion of an event organized by me.That's entirely different. That's trespassing and them entering my home was not based on a business transaction for any services to be rendered or goods to be delivered.
The moment he was not complying with the agreement, he was trespassing. It's just as much a crime. Same, same.That's entirely different. That's trespassing and them entering my home was not based on a business transaction for any services to be rendered or goods to be delivered.
He can make the argument that it was United that was not complying with the agreement they made to fly him to a specified location at a specified time.The moment he was not complying with the agreement, he was trespassing. It's just as much a crime. Same, same.
Once the whiny guy decided to not comply with the officers who were trying to LEGALLY remove him from a very tight space, I become pretty unconcerned what happens to him. Perhaps that is just because I am not a whiny guy that tends to not disobey the police, but instead acts politely. YMMV.Believe it or not, if someone is not being compliant (for whatever reason), the default reasonable action is not to beat the sh*t out of them.
This article basically says what I have been saying:
[COLOR= rgb(51, 51, 51)]The [/COLOR]real solution here is to change the culture of law enforcement in aviation[COLOR= rgb(51, 51, 51)]. As soon as there’s even a misunderstanding between passengers and crew, that can trigger law enforcement. The assumption is that the passenger is always wrong, the airline backs its crew, and there’s tremendous risk to the public. [/COLOR]Not every customer service situation is a crime.
Yeah but the Second Amendment.I'm also impressed that people were murdered inside an elementary school yesterday and we're still worried (society, not just eb.com) about a guy getting kicked off a flight.
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