Posted on 12/04/2016 5:15:33 PM PST by kevcol
There is absolutely nothing funny about any muzzie — NOTHING!! The sooner we get rid of them, the better this country will become. MAGA and muzzies is an oxymoron.
Oh thanks.
If this fool is yelling Allahu Akbar near an aircraft, they should spread eagle his fat a$$ on the tarmac, cuff and interrogate him. I’ll bet the lady was happy not to be on a flight with him.
I’m not convinced. What is the item behind the comedian’s left ear? Eric’s head to shoulder ratio looks off too. I smell a rat, along the lines of Dan Rather. Fake but accurate.
I bet the Muslim comedian has lots of funny stuff to say about the imam.
Looks like something attached to his hat.
Eric’s head to shoulder ratio looks off too.
Eric looks a bit contorted to me, like he is leaning over to make sure he is in the frame.
This was a "selfie", according to the comedian. So, you have to keep in mind that the perspective may be off.
FAKE news! Photoshopped. look closely at Eric’ s head.
***Looks like something attached to his hat.***
Maybe, but what? It just doesn’t look right. I want to know know the date, the flight number, and seat numbers. Then check the records. I think this guy is lying through his teeth, until I see something more.
“Eric Trump is one of those people who at one moment look like a model, and a moment later, like a doofus.”
I’ve said the same thing....even “doofus”
Probably depends on the airline.
I was once late for a United flight because my inbound flight (also United) was late.
Door was closed; I didn’t get on, even though the airplane didn’t leave for several minutes after that.
United Airlines delenda est.
According to the tweet, the person in question was a United pilot. He claimed she was "stand by", but pilots call it "deadheading".
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deadheading_(employee)
They will only fly if the seat is empty, and there's no paying customer to fill the seat.
Will they toss such a person off, presumably without their consent and some consideration as compensation?
Airlines overbook some flights, and they ask for volunteers first. They are usually offered a confirmed seat on the next flight, overnight accommodations if necessary, and a voucher that can be used for a future flight.
If they don't get volunteers, they raise the offer until someone accepts it. But at some point, they may bump off people involuntarily. The Dept. of Transportation has rules for compensating people bumped involuntarily:
https://www.transportation.gov/airconsumer/fly-rights#Overbooking
Dude is a flaming asshole.
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