You seem to be the one lacking facts. Oh, and by the way, I actually do have a psychology degree but ethically, I couldn’t diagnose your neurosis from or on a public forum. But it’s safe to say that you derive an unhealthy pleasure from your comments, and reactions to them, on here. So glad I could offer you some pleasure in you time of need.

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I’m sorry if my basic knowledge of the law was mistaken by you as an actual law degree. You do know you can actually take other courses in college, right?

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If your analysis only results in that simplistic conclusion, no need in furthering this conversation. I truly hope you aren’t a pilot with lack of spatial awareness and planning.

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Let me solve you legal questions on the subject. Read your contract of carriage you sign every time you buy a ticket. It’s all in there and you agreed to their right to remove you from their aircraft.

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Dud, this is a private business you are talking about. Due process doesn’t apply here. Remember when the SCOTUS ruled that the baker had the right to refuse to make a cake for a gay couple? Same difference.

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You might also want to think about the economic benefit of not having tens of millions of infections and millions of deaths and how that would offset any short term effects on the economy. If you are going to use economics to judge the success of a shutdown, its probably better to look at all sides if it. Some would say the long term economic effects of not shutting down passenger traffic has cost much more by lengthening the pandemic.

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I agree but United doesn’t have international First Class anymore. But Polaris would do just fine. But honestly, a gift basket would have probably been better and more neutral.

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Am I wrong or don’t airlines already have this on the books? This sounds more like so many things passengers are just now figuring out that they agreed to when buying a ticket. Unlike what Americans seem to think, the customer is not always right. As a small business owner, if someone showed their ass in my business, I would boot them out. It’s that simple. Wouldn’t you do the same? I’m sure Spirit Airlines will be glad to take all the banned troublemakers. Lol

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Maybe it’s Americans in general that are the problem? lol. I’m not going to disagree with you on the difference in Asian airlines and US airlines but they are only mirrors of their culture. But if you think they aren’t harsh on people, you should see what they do to people who chew gum or spit on the street.

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Exactly, you don’t have a right to free speech inside a private business.

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