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Originally Posted by ernie
By the same token you don't put your knees up and prevent someone from reclining just because you don't want them to. In the end, the person reclining does have the right. It's been made clear by airlines over and over and over that it is the case. And unless you travel on different planes the vast majority of people recline as soon they are allowed to do so they do. Always have and always will. The fallacy in logic isn't occurring with those that recline.
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I would argue that the logic falls off in both scenarios. But we are also dealing with two small subsets of the problem (the most extreme): those who will recline no matter the resistance, and those who will resist no matter the onslaught.
I definitely await the day airliners no longer offer reclined seats; however, until that day comes, I will continue strategically make my seating choices.