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A pilots wife writes about the United incident...very interesting

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Nope. That was incorrect info. This Dr David Dao is indeed the doctor with the past issues.

 

That's what I thought.

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Where did I say that? I asked you a question that you didn't answer.

 

How do you know they beat him and his injuries werent from them simply removing him?

 

I am very interested to learn what their legal authority was/is to use force.

Because I have a brain.

 

So you dont really know...

I am very interested to learn what their legal authority was/is to use force.

 

I am as well.

In general terms everyone, removing someone against their will is normally a very physical process and people often get hurt.

Actually why should anyone care that this Dr traded prescriptions for sex. Its his personal life. Who are we to dispute a Dr?

Doesn't change my opinion. Ref says that he deserved to be treated like that because of his past. I disagree. So no, facts won't get in the way of either of our opinions.

 

You made a statement as fact and said he should go after media as well? They wouldn't even know his past when this happened so how can they treat him like that based on his past?

Actually why should anyone care that this Dr traded prescriptions for sex. Its his personal life. Who are we to dispute a Dr?

 

Exactly, it has NOTHING to do with this case.

So you dont really know...

 

Exactly how would he have broken teeth, a broken nose, and a concussion if they simply removed him? Please provide a plausible scenario in which those injuries are sustained that isn't a result of excessive physical force.

Doesn't change my opinion. Ref says that he deserved to be treated like that because of his past. I disagree. So no, facts won't get in the way of either of our opinions.

 

I was also being sarcastic. I dont agree with dragging a 69 year old man off like they did. But I also think the 69 year old man could have handled it better.

I feel us coming together on this issue @halfback20 :)

 

I dont think we are as far off as you think anyway.

 

I just don't feel sorry for the guy and think he brought a lot on himself.

You made a statement as fact and said he should go after media as well? They wouldn't even know his past when this happened so how can they treat him like that based on his past?

 

Im so surprised we have differing opinions on this topic. I think they should have drug him off the plane and sent him to jail for the criminal activity in the past. He is one reason insurance companies are high.

 

False. It's been proven that he isn't the doctor who had the bad past. Different Dr. David Dao.

 

Hopefully he sues the media for misinforming or mislabeling him with the wrong guy accused of all the crimes he was supposed to have done.

 

Bad info. It's the bad doctor.

 

Here is the steam of posts.

Exactly how would he have broken teeth, a broken nose, and a concussion if they simply removed him? Please provide a plausible scenario in which those injuries are sustained that isn't a result of excessive physical force.

 

Face meet arm rest!

I was also being sarcastic. I dont agree with dragging a 69 year old man off like they did. But I also think the 69 year old man could have handled it better.

 

I can't tell when you are being serious or sarcastic. :lol2: :lol2:

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