Again, you know things I don't, I only have the articles to rely on.
From those, I see the Rabbi commented on the t-shirt he should be ashamed of himself for wearing those symbols in public which led to more words. Ten minutes elapsed, imo significant as they persumably separated, and a second confrontation occured which led to the coffee throwing. It's not at all clear to me that he could've walked away and imo He walked up to me and got in my face," Fine said. "I was scared for my physical safety, referring to the 2nd confrontation, tells me if anyone was stalking, it was the nazi. Like I said, I can't make a judgement till I know more facts. And my guess, Boswell at age 30 likely doesn't have pimples, nor does Jacques Pluss for that matter.
"I was scared for my physical safety"
If true, he could've called for help. Lord knows that there are more cops than sense in airports these days.
If he'd really wanted to protect himself and screw the Nazi over all he had to do (bearing in mind he was at an airport) is point at the Nazi and scream, "He might have a gun!"
75 cops would've appeared out of nowhere, blew the hell out of the Nazi and then asked the Rabbi if he was okay while they planted a drop-gun on the Nazi to make the story stick.
I exaggerate, of course.
But when have you been in airport lately when a cop wasn't within earshot?
Sorry. The Rabbi had better options than throwing coffee in the guys' face and then apparently sucker-punching him while the Nazi has the coffee in his face.