Alarming rise in air rage incidents
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Yeah it's crazy, it logically doesn't make any sense how wages have been stagnant (and decreasing in other cases) yet the prices of every single consumable had gone up increansingly with out any cycles of going downward . Add in the fact there is no culture, people don't care about the history of this country, and we are as separated as ever. People's minds are in limbo land. We might see a big return of crazy houses.
Ezekiel 25:17
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You know damn well this some bullshyt
. I know folks who been struggling they whole life but be the nicest people.Time to up the punishment on these folks acting a fool on these planes.
Please let me be on a flight like that so i can unleash rage on a cac passenger 
dat aint da same sandwich
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no its just a consequence of grown ass people with no home training that don't know how to act. Fighting out in the street is one thing, but somewhere like a plane?
They need to be banned from flying period.
I feel like part of the problem with this is that it is such a mission to get on a plane nowadays. All that security and shyt. The delays and the hours you have to spend just waiting to get on board, never mind the actual flying time. It annoys me, and I am a really patient and calm person who rarely if ever gets angry. I can only imagine what the experience does to people who are short-tempered and impatient
I've come to hate flying because of all the bureaucratic shyt involved at the airport. And then there's the plane itself. The dry air-conditioned air. I have asthma, very mild, basically the only time it gets triggered is on planes because the air is so dry it just dries out my whole nasal passage, and then I have a hard time breathing.
The noise too, I can almost never go to sleep on a plane. Plus the fact that Australia is so far away from anywhere else. You're looking at a minimum 10 hour flight to get anywhere, up to a maximum 26 hour flight if you want to go to England. So yeah, going sleepless, showerless, and breathless for that amount of time, not to mention the extra hours spent waiting at the airport, it would try anybody's patience.
It's still no excuse for starting fights though. At the end of the day even though it is highly inconvenient and an unpleasant experience, you can't lose your composure out in that bytch
I've come to hate flying because of all the bureaucratic shyt involved at the airport. And then there's the plane itself. The dry air-conditioned air. I have asthma, very mild, basically the only time it gets triggered is on planes because the air is so dry it just dries out my whole nasal passage, and then I have a hard time breathing.
The noise too, I can almost never go to sleep on a plane. Plus the fact that Australia is so far away from anywhere else. You're looking at a minimum 10 hour flight to get anywhere, up to a maximum 26 hour flight if you want to go to England. So yeah, going sleepless, showerless, and breathless for that amount of time, not to mention the extra hours spent waiting at the airport, it would try anybody's patience.
It's still no excuse for starting fights though. At the end of the day even though it is highly inconvenient and an unpleasant experience, you can't lose your composure out in that bytch
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Piff Perkins
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Agreed. They’re doing this at restaurants, stores, everywhere. People who can’t just act normal or shut the fukk up. Always want the last word. Don’t respect themselves or establishments. And being locked up for a year has them all riled up.
Massive push for more cops and prisons is coming fellas.
A lot of Airplane passengers have always had an air entitlement. Covid just amplified the behavior.
Oh you mean all the shyt that keeps a motherfukker from hijacking a plane and crashing it into a building or blowing it up midair
I feel like part of the problem with this is that it is such a mission to get on a plane nowadays. All that security and shyt. The delays and the hours you have to spend just waiting to get on board, never mind the actual flying time. It annoys me, and I am a really patient and calm person who rarely if ever gets angry. I can only imagine what the experience does to people who are short-tempered and impatient
I've come to hate flying because of all the bureaucratic shyt involved at the airport. And then there's the plane itself. The dry air-conditioned air. I have asthma, very mild, basically the only time it gets triggered is on planes because the air is so dry it just dries out my whole nasal passage, and then I have a hard time breathing.
The noise too, I can almost never go to sleep on a plane. Plus the fact that Australia is so far away from anywhere else. You're looking at a minimum 10 hour flight to get anywhere, up to a maximum 26 hour flight if you want to go to England. So yeah, going sleepless, showerless, and breathless for that amount of time, not to mention the extra hours spent waiting at the airport, it would try anybody's patience.
It's still no excuse for starting fights though. At the end of the day even though it is highly inconvenient and an unpleasant experience, you can't lose your composure out in that bytch
Oh you mean all the shyt that keeps a motherfukker from hijacking a plane and crashing it into a building or blowing it up midair
A lot of Airplane passengers have always had an air entitlement. Covid just amplified the behavior.
Oh you mean all the shyt that keeps a motherfukker from hijacking a plane and crashing it into a building or blowing it up midair
I'm sure I've read on many occasions that all of that is just for show, for placebo effect. The real business of keeping planes safe from hijacking is done by the feds and such. Stop the attack when it's just a plan between a group of conspirators. That's what they do. All the things you see at the airport is just window dressing. In fact if it comes down to airport security for preventing an attack - if a plan gets that far to the point where the attackers reach the building - then that's a big problem because in all likelihood they aren't going to be able to stop it
TSA's 95% failure rate shows airport security is a charade
See, the real work for stopping terrorist attacks is done by the investigative agencies, not airport security.