[Tolerance Sucks Rocks]

Does liking the fact that mother and screaming child were kicked off the plane make me a bad person?

[An.American.Expatriate]

Does liking the fact that mother and screaming child were kicked off the plane make me a bad person?

Yes, but in this case you are forgiven.

[Tolerance Sucks Rocks]

Enough is enough! I have had it with these monkey-fighting kids on this Monday-to-Friday plane!

PING!

[Global2010]

I think it makes you live up to your screen name.

[Ronin]

Not in my book. I would be tearfully and forever grateful to the Captain of that flight — or whoever made that decision.

I have always thought that it wouldn’t or shouldn’t be that hard to make aircraft with “cry rooms” like some churches have, and make sure that all the mothers with infants are assigned seats in them.

But, what do I know?

[RetroSexual]

Our kids would never have behaved that way in public. But I do remember a flight when our oldest was about 8 months old (I'm pretty sure it was Thanksgiving) and his diaper just completely exploded mid-flight.

I think they had to retire that plane, the stench was so impressive. I muttered "I'm sorry," to the other passengers for the rest of the flight.

We should all have been arrested. I hope there are no jihadists reading this post, because they could use this technique to bring our transport system to it's knees.

[Tainan]

Ms Pamela Root and little Adam can kiss my frequent flyer SFA. Good for SouthWest for booting them off the a/c, I've been held hostage by kids like that too many times, and Boo to SouthWest for succumbing to their social thuggery by giving them the freebies.

Parents should be PARENTS...not "buddies."
TEACH THE BRATS MANNERS AND SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY....EARLY!

[bmwcyle]

Throw the kid and the parents off the plane.