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I can't believe you're defending United's actions. In short, you're saying that the passenger asked for it. He maintained his dignity as a human being by not ac
by whitepoplar 10y ago
I can't believe you're defending United's actions. In short, you're saying that the passenger asked for it. He maintained his dignity as a human being by not acquiescing to unethical actions taken against him. United may have the legal right to do this, but they are certainly unethical in doing so. I fully support this man's behavior.
- rhino369 10y agoHe did ask for it when he refused to get off the plane. His motivation was richetous but his tactics weren't. And by I mean getting dragged off the plane. Some are spectulating he was beat off camera. Nothing would justify that. But if you force someone to drag you off a plan, you are asking for the natural consequences.
- whitepoplar 10y agoYou're free to hold your own views. I think yours are unethical.