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.

 

So it's not possible he hit something on the way out? Do you even need facts or do you judge only on emotion in every thing?

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

 

Its easy. Im never serious. I am a true agitator and instigator. All for fun. I really enjoy getting @B-Ball-fan riled up. I just like reading his essays adn novels he writes on here. Im the most laid back dont care person on here.

Exactly, it has NOTHING to do with this case.

 

Its relevant because everyone used his status as a doctor to sweeten this story up, imo

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

 

I understand that force is inevitable when a person is resisting. However that doesn't justify excessive force, which I believe to be the case with this incident.

So it's not possible he hit something on the way out? Do you even need facts or do you judge only on emotion in every thing?

 

With the way he was being dragged out, his face could not have hit anything. The back of his head, absolutely. Not his face.

 

I have the same facts as you. You formed your opinion, I formed mine.

Its relevant because everyone used his status as a doctor to sweeten this story up, imo

 

Whatever.

 

He is a citizen. And even if he wasn't a US Citizen, no one should ever be treated that way in America.

With the way he was being dragged out, his face could not have hit anything. The back of his head, absolutely. Not his face.

 

I have the same facts as you. You formed your opinion, I formed mine.

 

You have a video of the entire incident from start to finish?

 

And for the record, i don't know if they used excessive force. I just think he shares some blame for what happened.

I understand that force is inevitable when a person is resisting. However that doesn't justify excessive force, which I believe to be the case with this incident.

 

I am not making any case for use of force in this incident. I was making a general statement that if authorities use force to move anyone from one location to another it is a very physical process and people often get hurt.

Whatever.

 

He is a citizen. And even if he wasn't a US Citizen, no one should ever be treated that way in America.

 

No one should act the way he did.

 

Hee would have been treated differently had he left the plane like others that were spec to leave

Its easy. Im never serious. I am a true agitator and instigator. All for fun. I really enjoy getting @B-Ball-fan riled up. I just like reading his essays adn novels he writes on here. Im the most laid back dont care person on here.

 

Thanks for the insight, in short, if you keep that up your days here at BGP are numbered.

No one should act the way he did.

 

Hee would have been treated differently had he left the plane like others that were spec to leave

 

Doesn't matter. He was non-violent and so far no one has produced any legal authority for any Corporation (or their proxies) to use force to remove him from the plane.

You have a video of the entire incident from start to finish?

 

I have the same facts as you. You formed your opinion, I formed mine.

 

Do you have a video of the entire encounter? Of course not, but you assume his injuries were sustained in the normal process of removing him. I assume, unnecessary force was used.

No one should act the way he did.

 

Hee would have been treated differently had he left the plane like others that were spec to leave

 

So because he acted like a 3 year old (in your eyes), it's okay to use violence to remove him from the plane?

I have the same facts as you. You formed your opinion, I formed mine.

 

Do you have a video of the entire encounter? Of course not, but you assume his injuries were sustained in the normal process of removing him. I assume, unnecessary force was used.

 

I don't assume anything, i just asked a question.

So because he acted like a 3 year old (in your eyes), it's okay to use violence to remove him from the plane?

 

Do you think he acted like an adult? Like the normal adults who exited the plane?