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The train conductor reserves the right to eject passengers who are being disruptive or abusive of other passengers in that scenario. There is indeed a good sho
by jarcane 12y ago
The train conductor reserves the right to eject passengers who are being disruptive or abusive of other passengers in that scenario.
There is indeed a good shot the insulting party might find themselves moved to another car or asked to leave.
Painting this matter of protocol as some 'abuse of power' on the part of the insulted party is an absurd strawman.
- nailer 12y ago> The train conductor reserves the right to eject passengers who are being disruptive or abusive of other passengers in that scenario. That's correct. So is the person who took the seat disruptive, or the person who insulted the person who took the seat disruptive? Where there are only insults, and not threats involved, this is not a clear matter of right vs wrong. Both sides are saying things about the other that the other side doesn't like. And repeating the question: If you or a member of your side insulted someone, would you support yourself/them being banned from Twitter?