> You also have no more information on the actions or intent of the youtuber than anyone, but you're defending him as the victim here We know he's the victim b

> You also have no more information on the actions or intent of the youtuber than anyone, but you're defending him as the victim here We know he's the victim because his passport got posted by the airline employee. That's inexcusable even if he was extorting them or whatever - he may not be innocent, but the airline is certainly guilty. (Unless you're suggesting he's faked the whole thing and, IDK, bribed someone to post his passport picture?)