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Originally Posted by 4X4
I don't understand how you have the solution in the first paragraph, and then in the second paragraph, you go right back to making the corporation the victim, and the victim the the cause of the problem.
This isn't "picking on big ugly corporations". This is a specific incident, not some kind of oilsands or Monsanto anti corporation wannabe occupy movement. FFS, the guy just wanted to go home on the ticket he paid for. And as we've very thoroughly established, if the offer to buy back the seat was something worth getting off the plane and staying an extra day, someone would have taken it. So stop blaming the guy that got dragged and assaulted, and also stop accusing the posters in this thread of picking on big ugly corporations because it's trendy. It wasn't the internet that started this. The video came from a United airplane, and the facts have come out.
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Lol. I don't back the airline, my god, the exact opposite. Hey have a slanted policy about not paying the fair amount to get their tickets back.
The word victim is yours, where I differ from some is that if you are picked, acting like you are more important others isn't the best way to get my sympathy. Especially when everyone knows that united has that policy If you don't like it, fly southwest, WestJet or charter a plane. But if you want to fly anywhere for 159 bucks hen you have some risks. Simple as that. Since you are focused facts, it's a fact that all united passengers have that risk.