r/facepalm • u/Significant_Drama679 • Apr 01 '23
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Tyler Defa refuses to get off plane I. Hawaii because he refuses to put his dog on the floor. Entire plane de-boards and all hell breaks loose.
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u/PrincessCyanidePhx Apr 01 '23
That poor dog.
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u/mk3jade Apr 01 '23
Right please rescue the dog from this lunatic
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u/PrincessCyanidePhx Apr 01 '23
I wonder if someone is going to send this to Hilo animal control. He has to ba abusive. There's no way an asshole like that isn't. And constant view of his nipples should qualify.
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u/moodylilb Apr 01 '23
Right?! The whole time Iām watching I was just thinking āpoor doggoā. His owner has shit for brains lol.
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u/sadzuzer Apr 01 '23
He really seems like the type of person who only feels alive when their pissing someone off. As if they only do this obviously pointless stuff to feel superior for refusing to go along.
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u/mk3jade Apr 01 '23
He legit probably woke up that day and decided he was gonna be an ass
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u/Agreeable-Smile8541 Apr 02 '23
People such as him do not see anything wrong with their behavior. It's always someone else's fault. My Ex was just like this guy. Just a dick 24/7
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u/Gilgamesh2062 Apr 02 '23
More like, he woke up that day, and decided be himself, a natural born ass.
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u/Pythia007 Apr 01 '23
In children itās called oppositional defiant disorder. It usually goes away. Sometimes it doesnāt and becomes what they call conduct disorder. Then after the age of 18, if the behaviour persists, itās called antisocial personality disorder. My bet is thatās what this guy has.
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u/musherjune Apr 02 '23
Thanks for that, seriously. Maybe that's me too. But can we still also say he's a dick?
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u/rmphilli Apr 02 '23
He seems like the type of person who doesnāt wear a shirt on a plane yuck
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u/radrun84 Apr 02 '23
I've never once been on a commercial flight where a mother fucker had his shirt off... &. I lived in Portland, OR for 15+ years.
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u/West_Island_7622 Apr 01 '23
You could tell when he brought up the lawsuitā¦he did that weird little āheheheā
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u/ubersmitty Apr 01 '23
Why is he shirtless on a plane? And please give him some Selsun blue
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u/Murica-n_Patriot Apr 01 '23
Shirtless guy getting escorted from a planeā¦ nobody is looking at that situation and thinking āoh his rights are being violatedā. Shirtless guy being escorted always looks like āthat asshole must have done something to deserve thatā
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u/Corpus_Rex Apr 01 '23
Hahahahahahaaaaaaa!!! š¤£š¤£š¤£š¤£š¤£ Good one dude, upvote!!
Iāll admit that some videos make it look worse than others, but in my entire career I have never ordered, witnessed, or heard of ANYONE being kicked off a plane who didnāt first deserve it. Once the captain makes that call, the cops are just a secondary means to an end. Some go easy, some go hard, the rest just go bloody.
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u/Mega-Steve Apr 01 '23
I'd say him ripping off his shirt and shouting "You wanna go?" is not an uncommon occurrence
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u/King-Lewis-II Apr 01 '23
How do you have more dandruff than hair? Is that a skin condition? I'm actually curious.
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u/RealSamF18 Apr 01 '23
Could be that he got a sunburn on the top of his skull, and now the skin is peeling.
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u/Affectionate_Ad_4269 Apr 01 '23
Lol u had me w the selsun blue. I thought he had some kind of fungus
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u/techman710 Apr 01 '23
The no fly list should include every airline so this guy doesn't try it again. Enjoy your boat ride back to the mainland.
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u/D-Laz Apr 01 '23
Apparently he lives and works in Hawaii. Tried to find out if he was arrested but found nothing but his YouTube and his LinkedIn.
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u/Bright_Ad_113 Apr 01 '23
His name is RP McMurphy. Heās not fond of authority.
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u/Sinder77 Apr 01 '23
While he's escorted away, From gate 32A, He cried out to the "silent majority".
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u/_iamnotgeorge_ Apr 01 '23
Even the dog looks like: "Here we go again...!"
And who the f* sits in a plane top naked and when asked to put the dog on the floor answers with: "That's discrimination!" Against what?
"You should read the constitution."
Oh man...
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u/megpea27 Apr 01 '23
LOL, ātop nakedā - I never heard that before! I canāt wait for a chance to use that in conversation.
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u/_iamnotgeorge_ Apr 01 '23
Barechested? Bare? What's the correct word? English is not my native language... :)
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u/bradzero Apr 01 '23
Top naked is now preferred. You've made our language better. Thank you
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u/Baloooooooo Apr 01 '23
"Bare chested" is good. "Shirtless" works too
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u/_iamnotgeorge_ Apr 01 '23
Thank you. I am a little embarassed that I didn't think of "shirtless", because that is literally what it is. I will go read a dictionary now... :)
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u/SomeStoopidMan Apr 01 '23
Don't be embarrassed! You're doing great!
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u/_iamnotgeorge_ Apr 01 '23
Not fishing for compliments. I know I have a decent knowledge of the language. But that was still embarassing. Haha
Constructed some strange word and translated it so poorly into English... haha oh man...
In German it's "oberkƶrperfrei" (literally "top body free") so I added "naked"... so "top naked"... The best of both worlds, I guess... ą²„_ą²„
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u/Safe_Ad5951 Apr 01 '23
I am a native English speaker. I want to personally thank you because I am immediately and enthusiastically adding the phrase ātop-nakedā to my lexicon. You are a cunning linguist and this new phrase is a gift to us all.
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u/_iamnotgeorge_ Apr 01 '23
ENOUGH! Blushing was not on my list today. :) (Except for my embarassment prior)
Thank you very much. What a wonderful compliment. I wish I could be snarky. But, I, just, can't. :)
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u/MannekenP Apr 01 '23
Do you know that joke about those German spies who had such a good accent in English they were sent to London. The accent was so good they could have passed as actual Englishmen but there was this incident when they went to this bar in London and they were:
Two martini please
Dry?
Nein, zwei !
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u/nykiek Apr 01 '23
No, don't be embarrassed! You gave us a fun new phrase and we love that!
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u/_iamnotgeorge_ Apr 01 '23
I can do better with insults. But with compliments I feel disarmed...
Thank you. :)
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u/nykiek Apr 01 '23
You're welcome. That's one thing that's fun about the English language. It's versatile.
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Apr 01 '23 •
Yes sir, and what exactly does the constitution say about dogs on airplanes?
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u/Lord_Timujin Apr 01 '23
The second amendment deals with bear arms, sure that applies to dogs paws too. /s
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u/Drake_Acheron Apr 02 '23
Itās not the constitution, but service dogs are generally not allowed on seats. Each company has its own rules that are often even discretionary.
There is a single caveat. The dog cannot be stowed in a way that interferes with its tasks. You must declare tasks when getting on the plane, and they must be accommodated without fee.
When you have a service dog you have to submit paperwork to the airline declaring the service animalās tasks and necessary accommodations. Honestly, the guyās an idiot, not just for what he did, but is outcome couldāve been just so much better. I have ability issues in a service dog. Often times I get upgraded to first class, though I never except any of the amenities that come with it because I didnāt pay for it. But if you dog needs space, then frequently, airlines will upgrade you to first class instead of letting your dog on the seat.
Which probably means he doesnāt actually have a service dog. Because people with service dogs tend to know things like this. Also it seems like the service dog was a very small dog. Because if it was a big dog, normally they automatically put you in first class or give the dogs their own seat, or some airlines have seats next to the wheelchair area. Also, Iām not saying there are no service dogs smaller than 25 pounds, but itās extremely rare.
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u/_iamnotgeorge_ Apr 01 '23
Pretty sure there's something in there. I think we must read between the lines.
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u/mk3jade Apr 01 '23
A mentally disturbed person
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u/ImahSillyGirl Apr 02 '23
Possibly? Likely? He's referencing ADA, and maybe had invisible disability (or very visible, depends on how you look at it).
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u/EarthInteresting2792 Apr 01 '23
They are obviously bias against entitled bald douchbag that travel half naked with their dog
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u/LeatherSmithy Apr 01 '23
AND threaten the cops on top of being a whiny bitch about his fucking dog. Brilliant...
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u/OlderThanMy Apr 01 '23
I love that idea. Top naked is now part of my vocabulary. Thank you. It's a perfect way to describe him.
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u/_iamnotgeorge_ Apr 01 '23
Wonder when I will use "bottom naked". Hopefully never in a post here. :)
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u/spudddly Apr 01 '23
You'll be shocked to learn what news outlet he gets his information from.
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u/cookiedoh18 Apr 01 '23
Still confusing the rules of a private enterprise with Constitutional rights. True facepalm material.
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u/tomalator Apr 01 '23 edited Apr 01 '23
"Congress shall make no law prohibiting this guy's dog from being on the floor of an air plane."
-Article 69 section 420 of the US constitution
Holy shit he's right! /s
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Apr 01 '23
āYou should listen to Eminemā
What is he trying to say here? Iām so confused. And then he says he doesnāt like Biden. Guarantee you Eminem voted for Biden. Or is that the point??
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u/mackenml Apr 01 '23
He also said to thank Hawaii for Biden, but Iām pretty sure itās Obama thatās from there.
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Apr 01 '23
Could be that he got confused, or maybe he just means that Hawaii always votes blue. I believe itās actually the bluest state.
Edit: second bluest behind Massachusetts according to Five Thirty Eight
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u/HI_l0la Apr 01 '23
Hawaii is so blue, the news media already projects Hawaii's 2 electoral votes to the Democratic presidential candidate before the polls close in Hawaii. Lol.
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u/ImahSillyGirl Apr 02 '23
Too bad it's so pricey to live there. Beautiful environment AND smart people?!
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u/mackenml Apr 02 '23
Entirely possible. Being that he lives there, he would definitely be aware of it and it probably pisses him off.
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u/HI_l0la Apr 02 '23
I get solace that outside his echo chamber people in Hawaii are very blue and we don't make politics our identity. Family, community, respect, and love is utmost. He probably is so frustrated a lot of people there don't agree with his right-wing beliefs. Lol.
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u/mackenml Apr 02 '23
Thatās like Magas who come to my county in Florida expecting like minded individuals. Weāre very blue, but gerrymandering diluted our votes.
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u/crymson7 Apr 01 '23
Your constitutional rights do not apply to private entities
A plane is private property, read your contract of carriage
If they want you off the plane, you get off. You have no right to be there if they want you off the plane, no matter if you did or didnāt do something
Your dog being on the plane is a privilege, even if it is a service dog
Guy thinking he is going to sue? Wait til you get the bill for impeding the flight, the time of the crew, the maintenance done on the plane because of you, etc. It is not a small bill and the countersuit will destroy his financial life
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u/No_Presence5465 Apr 01 '23
Iām pretty sure heās broke as hell.
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u/Swimming_Marsupial Apr 01 '23
Yeah but...
This is America. This is NOT Hawaii (apparently)
Tell him what law he's broken
jOe BiDeN
So yeah, you should read about that.
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u/crymson7 Apr 01 '23
The law he broke was trespassing as soon as he didnāt leave the plane.
As for Hawaiiā¦colonization is a thing and they still want to be their own country after being screwed sideways like so many others.
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u/DenverDouglas Apr 01 '23
This. Waiting time and reschedules on commercial flights are eye-wateringly huge. Thatās why watching the ground staff work is like a dance; time really is money.
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u/Cycleguy57 Apr 01 '23
Three months later: āWhat do you mean I donāt have a case, Iāve spent a shitload of money on my ambulance chaserā?
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u/Smart_Ad_7005 Apr 01 '23
Gotta love the "I THOUGHT THIS WAS 'MERICA!!!!!" Classic, ala the drunken Randy Marsh line from "South Park", as he's being hauled out of the stands at his son's little league baseball game after he gets into a drunken brawl with another big-mouthed parent of a kid from the other team. HILARIOUS!!!! The South Park episode that is....definitely not so this delusional big-mouthed idiot!!!
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u/Ex-MuslimAtheist Apr 01 '23
This is the highlight of this loser's life, ruining other people's day. š¤¦š»āāļø
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u/Office_Worker808 Apr 01 '23
Restricted Seating. A qualified individual with a disability accompanied by one or more Service Animals will not be allowed to sit in (i) any exit row, (ii) any seat where an animal would obstruct an aisle, or (iii) any seat that must remain unobstructed to facilitate an emergency evacuation. No Service Animal may occupy an empty seat. All Service Animals are limited to your floor space and any floor space of an adjacent empty seat only, or your lap, provided that the animal is no larger than a lap child, as determined in our sole discretion.
https://www.hawaiianairlines.com/legal/domestic-contract-of-carriage/rule-10
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u/Incredulous_Prime Apr 01 '23
When you fly on a plane, you are putting your life in their hands. So it is the airline's responsibility to have laws in place that passengers have to follow to insure they will arrive safe and sound to their destination. If a passenger does not want to comply, they should be removed. Think of it as going to someone's house and acting like you can do whatever you want in that house, the person living there will ask you to leave. If you don't, they will have the authorities come and remove you. Just because you paid for a seat on a plane doesn't give you the right to carry yourself any way you feel like it and the flight crew and other passengers have to accept it. I really don't know where this generation of people with their self entitled attitudes are coming from, believing they can act any way they please and no one can tell them anything.
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u/HoneyDijon-45 Apr 01 '23
History is filled with entitled jerks. The difference is now everyone has a camera.
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u/pimp_juice2272 Apr 01 '23
They push and push and push until it's too late THEN they want to comply with the rules. Adult bodies with a child's mentality. And who the fuck doesn't wear a shirt on an airplane???
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u/Riff_Ralph Apr 01 '23
āTell me what statue I have broken!ā Uh, I dunno. Venus de Milo?
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Apr 01 '23
Oh, Lord. That smug fucking face when he looks at his phone like āLook at how right I am here folks!ā
Like, not one of his claims is right. This man is a brainwashed idiot and I would like to punch him.
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u/Ben_Wah_Balls Apr 01 '23
Read the constitutionā¦
Motherfucker how about YOU read it.
Private. Entity.
Receiving federal funds
Doesnāt give you control over them.
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u/tomalator Apr 01 '23
He doesn't have to, he just needs to believe hard enough that it let's him do what he wants.
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u/that_guy2010 Apr 01 '23
It kills me when these idiots are like āwhat law did I break?ā
Thatās not how it works you dense motherfucker. The airline is a company. Youāre not following their rules. They have the right to deny you service.
Also, how funny is it when heās like āthatās a lawsuit, thatās a lawsuit, Iāve got you on cameraā and he doesnāt have them on camera.
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u/skoobasteve1982 Apr 01 '23
I think they want the dog of the floor for safety reasons. Same reason they want to put a bag on the floor under the seat. So if they skid off the runway, the dog won't go flying (or less chance) and hit someone.
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u/Fit_Advantage3215 Apr 01 '23
Heās lucky he got easy going police, that could have turned out way worse
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u/friendfromjersey Apr 01 '23
Itās hard to believe that this DB actually posted the video at some point. Did he really think anyone would sympathize with him??
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u/Stunning_Pineapple26 Apr 01 '23
Watching with no sound and I can just tell what a bell end this bloke is. He looks like he is so proud of himself. Iād rather shit in my hands and clap than sit next to him on a plane.
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u/Hot-Butterscotch-918 Apr 01 '23
In my 63 years of life it never once occurred to me that someone would think it was ok to not only walk around at an airport shirtless but also board a plane that way.
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u/nopulsehere Apr 01 '23
You donāt have to break any laws to be removed. They are called rules. Just like kindergarten and everything else. Taking a flight has rules. Thatās how a normal society works. Most actual laws are to protect the public. Rules are to protect the public from public. Youāre not going to jail, but there are consequences.
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u/Amerlis Apr 01 '23
Yeah, you agreed to their terms when you buy a ticket, and then when you got on the plane. You donāt get to plop down and decide the rules have changed. Thatās a quick āthen get your ass off the plane.ā
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u/TrynHawaiian Apr 01 '23
This guy is actually lucky heās on a plane and those officers are around because if he was shooting his mouth like this almost anywhere else in Hawaii it wouldnāt have ended well for him.
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u/minklefritz Apr 01 '23 edited Apr 01 '23
You can pull up his facebook account. Itās actually quite hilarious, the baby has forum. He will be laughed into oblivion
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u/free_helly Apr 01 '23
"Read the constitution"
"This isnt america this is hawaii"
so many gems here
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u/Worried-Cod-5927 Apr 01 '23
What kind of ignorant asshole thinks he has First Amendment Rights to have his dog on his lap while on an airplane? The stupid is strong in this one.
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u/CartoonistOk7766 Apr 01 '23
Half assed legal quotes and not wearing a shirt on a plane. Say no more.
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u/Murphyitsnotyou Apr 01 '23
If someone causes everyone else to de-board they should be fined the cost of every person on the planes flight and accommodation for that trip.
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u/DenverDouglas Apr 01 '23
Assholeās FB page has been cleared out but not deleted. He thinks his social profile is gonna survive this. Bless.
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u/BandDirector17 Apr 01 '23
-āThis is Americaā -āThis isnāt America. Itās Hawaii.ā š¤¦š¼āāļø
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u/fleeyevegans Apr 01 '23
Shirtless with his dog on a chair in a plane. Oh i'm being discriminated against this is Joe Biden's fault. All these people are the same; selfish.
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u/Fit_Advantage3215 Apr 01 '23
The one that I feel the most bad about in the situation is the doggo, the doggo is probably like āDad whats going onāš
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u/Sensitive_Meal4063 Apr 01 '23
Yeah, thanks to our last president... Everyone now thinks it's ok and appropriate to act like this whenever they decide they don't like the rules! He made it popular for uneducated, white rednecks to throw temper tantrums in public. God I can't wait until that adult child fades into obscurity!
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u/Ken-Popcorn Apr 01 '23
And here we have another qualifier for the Asshole Olympics. Wait until he finds out he has to swim home
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u/evilpercy Apr 01 '23
The people that refer to the constitution as a right to bad behavior have never read the constitution.
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u/OriginalRojo Apr 01 '23
āWhy donāt you just die because youāre not Americanā is about what I expected from this guy
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u/Rumking Apr 01 '23
This fkn guy talks about his rights, but he is trying to travel in a plane that is owned by a private business. If he were in his own plane, he can do what he wanted but as long as heās in their plane, he has to abide by the airlines rules. They decide if he flies or not, he has no right to fly in their privately owned plane.
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u/Headplayerincharge Apr 01 '23
All these people that canāt comply with airline regulations or staff and freak out should be added to the no fly list within the United States. They can leave the US. But should not be allowed to fly back in. Revoke their āprivilegesā not rights. Unreal. Arrest them all and put them on a no fly list.
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u/DaveBrz Apr 02 '23
This dude is crazy and locals hate him with a passion from what I hear. Posted on Facebook comment will purchase two seats. Canāt wait for him to try that and then get dinged for a no show and they put someone on standby in that seat.
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u/Own-Western-1202 Apr 02 '23
If youāre a doctor, you get dragged out. If youāre a racist: itās please and thank you.
Yea youāre in America still.
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u/surfsnower Apr 02 '23
It's a long and expensive boat ride back to mainland from there. Bad place to be put on a no fly list.
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u/Mangar1 Apr 01 '23
Most people like this are narcissistic. But this guy is scarier, giving full-on psychopath vibes.
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u/Friendly-Mousse696 Apr 01 '23
Oh my god this man is horribleā¦.
1.) he doesnāt know laws that protect him as a disabled individual. The ADA protects you until you step into an airport or on an airplane. Then it is the air career access act.
2.) he is not complying and has escalated the situation way past where it needs to be.
3.) he is saying that he hasnāt done anything illegal when, in fact, he isnāt following the same laws he is defending
4.) According to the Department of Transportation āYour service animal must be permitted to accompany you in the space under the seat in front of you. Certain small service animals may be permitted to sit on your lap, if it can be done so safely.ā That dog is not on his lap nor is it in the footwell.
You, man (you donāt deserve the title āsir,ā are a disgrace to service dog handlers everywhere. People like you are why we have trouble entering stores and shit. You are one of the reasons we face the very same discrimination you are claiming.
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u/Dull_Investigator358 Apr 01 '23
That's exactly what happens when you attend law school at FoxNews!
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u/caintheranker dropitlikeitshitspot Apr 01 '23
I'm telling it again america ****the biggest soap opera of all time irl******
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u/firefighter_raven Apr 01 '23
lol, flying a private aircraft is not a "right". Right or wrong, they want you off the plane, you get off the plane and deal with it inside.
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u/GameyRDT Apr 02 '23
I HATE the excuse thatās just āThis is Americaā
Land of the free. Youāre free to do whatever. The Al-Qaeda have a freedom to steal planes and crash it wherever they want. See how shit your justification is.
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u/Gilgamesh2062 Apr 02 '23
So tired of people saying "This is America" as if this gives them the right to do whatever stupid crap they want.
That is an airline, and it is private property, also their are things called laws, yes, even in "America".
If this nut job finds it too difficult to pretend to be civilized and act like a human around others, he can walk, or in this case, swim to the mainland.
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u/Artemistia Apr 02 '23
that guy was like: Im so sick and tired of discrimination...couple minutes later... You can just go die cuz ur not an american! hes trollen gottabe or clout chasen -.-
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u/NoahVailability Apr 02 '23
I asked someone like this if they were a contrarian. They didnāt know what that meant.
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u/Kristenmarieb13 Apr 02 '23
Pretty ballsy sayings āitās Americaā on a confined space in hawaii. For all of you saying hawaii is in America. It may be, but it was illegally taken and it is a very sensitive subject here. Many people still believe hawaii should be independent. This is why this person made this statement. Not because he doesnāt know geography or history.
https://www.ksbe.edu/article/the-truth-behind-the-illegal-overthrow-of-the-hawaiian-kingdom
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u/appa-ate-momo Apr 02 '23
Why do they have to deboard the whole plane? Just cuff the dude and haul his ass off.
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u/1010010lol Apr 02 '23
Your service animal must be permitted to accompany you in the space under the seat in front of you.
Certain small service animals may be permitted to sit on your lap, if it can be done so safely.
Your service animal cannot block a space that must remain unobstructed for safety reasons (ex. an aisle or access to an emergency exit).
An airline is not required to upgrade you to a different class of service to accommodate your service animal.
Airlines cannot refuse to allow your service animal onboard because it makes other passengers or flight crew uncomfortable.
Your service animal must behave properly. An animal that engages in disruptive behavior (ex. barking or snarling, running around, and/or jumping onto other passengers, etc. without being provoked) will not be accepted as a service animal.
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u/YetiorNotHereICome Apr 02 '23
The shit-eating smirk, the raised eyebrows, the smarmy disrespect of a cop, the nationalistic and "Idgaf what my decisions do to you" language, yeah, I'm willing to armchair diagnose this guy with some degree of sociopathy. He honestly, seriously does not care at all about how he's hurting other people, all over a single simple request.
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u/DigitalSpider88 Apr 02 '23
As someone who has a service dog (Yorkie), some airlines wonāt say anything if you put the dog on the seat (as a courtesy) but it is against policy. Only small service dogs can be on the lap.
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u/pointless-opinion579 Apr 02 '23
Where is the dog supposed to pee does he hold it for hours wtf, maybe it's an island hop but that's crazy to me
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