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This headline seems rather prejudicial to Ressi in light of what he says was the story, and in light of the fact that he was interrogated for an hour, not arres
by Eliezer 16y ago
This headline seems rather prejudicial to Ressi in light of what he says was the story, and in light of the fact that he was interrogated for an hour, not arrested - there's a huge difference. "Arrested" means Ressi did something terrible enough to get booked, and there will be corresponding inferences about what happened on the flight. Ressi was "detained", not arrested.
- adolph 16y agoMichael Arrington: That's not really how things work. See, an unsensational headline of "First-Class Emailer Challenges Grumpy Flight Attendant In-Flight" wouldn't generate any clicks.