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Which part of that is grounds for assault?

• cainxinth 3y ago
  None of them, but I don’t think those are being offered as justifications for violence, but to help explain the rise in prevalence. If you cram more and more people into smaller and smaller spaces, opportunities for conflict are going to increase. Personally, though, I think it’s more a matter of air travel becoming more accessible. Air traffic doubled in the last two decades. There used to be a lot fewer people flying because there weren’t as many routes and low cost options.