>...The United thing happens when they let someone board first that they shouldn't have, and then tried to haul him off. No, the United "thing" (aka the assaul

>...The United thing happens when they let someone board first that they shouldn't have, and then tried to haul him off. No, the United "thing" (aka the assault) happens when they decide that a someone who made travel plans, paid for a seat, travelled to the airport, went through security and waited for the plane just to have the airline decide that they would breach their contract and use the seat for their employee. The fact that the individual had already boarded the plane meant the poorly trained security people had to use an extreme amount of violence against him, but even if they had stopped him before boarding the plane, it doesn't explain or excuse the companies willful breach of contract.