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I have both problems, actually, long legs so the knees take it, and then the back. So I sympathize. But I won't call the person in front "rude" and the person

I have both problems, actually, long legs so the knees take it, and then the back. So I sympathize. But I won't call the person in front "rude" and the person behind "right". And I certainly wouldn't presume to judge whether the person in front "doesn't deserve" the space based on, say, them being 5'. You could just as easily call the person in back rude for having the temerity to have long knees poking into the seat back.

Someone1234 11y ago
> You could just as easily call the person in back rude for having the temerity to have long knees poking into the seat back. Darn them for having the audacity of being born with long legs... The nerve of some people...
waterlesscloud 11y ago
>You could just as easily call the person in back rude for having the temerity to have long knees poking into the seat back. Given that it doesn't hurt the person in front of them, no, you couldn't.