I dunno guys... I've got to go with 'not guilty.'
The lesson for her is:
"An Airplane is not Burger King, you do not get it your way."
Put her a$$ on the “No Fly” list.....
“White male aggression”. Start worrying about black male aggression. Ooo, and also black female aggression. I see tons of that.
“disrespected” - no such word. I Hate These Word Crimes.
why didn’t this tard just take a knee?
The pilot has ultimate authority to throw ANYONE off the flight.
It’s a lot better to do it on the ground before the flight is airborne.
White male aggression—————aaaaarrrrggggg !!!!!
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Oh, I can just imagine the screeching, “hell no’s” and finger-waving this sister was putting on display at this encounter
I dunno guys... I've got to go with 'not guilty.'
When pilots have “white male aggression” it’s laser guided dumb ass!
Anyone who says, “I began to weep,” isn’t crying tears of sadness or remorse.
Lady, you have to behave yourself on an airplane. The pilot would have treated a white person, man or woman, the same way.
As soon as I saw her name, I kind of figured what this would be all about.
How obnoxious would she have had to be, before a white pilot, KNOWING the level of heat he was going to get for kicking a black woman off, took the step of having her removed?
“when the pilot followed her to scold her over an argument she had with a gate agent.”
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It must have been quite an argument; the gate agent probably talked to the pilot, or he saw what was happening. For this to have happened, as I said, it must have been quite the event. Maybe other passengers were talking about it.
Whatever it was, it wasn’t racism.
Guaranteed she after some $$$$
I’ll bet she was being a real bitty, and the pilot wanted none of it. Good for him.
I’ve flown maybe 20 times in my life. Not once have I ever come close to getting into an argument with anyone in any airport, ticket counter, or inside an airplane. It isn’t that hard to do.
Come to think of it, in all those times I’ve never witnessed anyone getting into arguments or getting booted from a plane for acting like an idiot.
In short, I’m going to say, based on personal observation, that the only people who manage to get themselves kicked off by the pilot himself are passengers who absolutely deserve it.
Kind of like getting pulled over by a cop. If the pilot comes back to talk to you, shut up, listen, and be respectful. Even if I did get kicked off, I’m not self-important enough to think the world needs to hear about it and feel sorry for me.
Cause a ruckus at an airport and be shocked they don’t let you fly....how stupid can one be
She tells a mild version... My guess is she raised a huge stink at the gate probably threw attitude and language
Need to get the whole story here....
She’s the Executive Director of Sharptons national Action Network.