Man violently removed from United Airlines plane. ~Update~ United may have broken the law.

[ArchangelMadzz]

Imaginedvl said:

ArchangelMadzz said:

No security guards or people in authority make any mistakes. 

If you forceably move someone and they get hurt, you hurt them. Especially as now it seems nothing in their policy says about removing people after they've boarded the plane due to overbooking. They didn't fulfill their end of the business contract of services therefore this guy had every right to not want to move. 

They bloodied up an old man and dragged him off as he slowly regained conciousness. Even if they were in the right to remove him there's other ways of doing it that these guys clearly aren't trained for.

Yes of course. Let the plane wait hours while person is not complying, ignore the other passengers who are all waiting too. Fuck the other plane waiting for the crew (the 4 employees) at the other airport.

Maybe we can also bring 20 people who can remove him while he his resisting like an idiot and make sure to bring pillows too and maybe a drink to keep him hydrated in the whole process...

Alll of this because one person decided to do not comply to authorities... Makes sense :)

And actually, the most funny thing in all of this. The dude is going to win millions and officer is going to lose his job. That's how society works today.

Security officer assaults old man with no authority to do so and loses his job.

That's a society I'd want to live in to be honest.