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>What UAL did in this case was horrendous, Was it? All I see is that a passenger was asked to leave by an officer. He refused and was forcibly removed.
by danderino 9y ago
>What UAL did in this case was horrendous,
Was it?
All I see is that a passenger was asked to leave by an officer. He refused and was forcibly removed.
- guiambros 9y ago> Was it? Yes, it was. Unethical for sure, and likely illegal [1]. [1] https://thepointsguy.com/2017/04/your-rights-on-involuntary-bumps/#comment-3249561957 https://thepointsguy.com/2017/04/your-rights-on-involuntary-...
- sprremix 9y agoThe flight was purposely overbooked. They randomly asked a guy to leave instead of taking their loss and offering the other people a big pile of money. He's also a doctor. Have you seen the video where he was knocked out from hitting his head at the railling from a chair followed by bleeding from his mouth?
- metaphorm 9y agocreeping authoritarianism, more and more of it every day, and you just take it like ok, like it's a good thing. what ever happened to freedom and liberty? what ever happened to dignity and respect?
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