Fungus Gnat
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To be fair the baby had an arizona ice tea and a bag of skittles. The man showed a lot of restraint by not shooting him.
Man slaps a baby calls the baby the N word..
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Fungus Gnat
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Yea, because two feet of space would have stopped any baby with ears popping from crying. It also would have erected a drunk force-field that would stop a racist alcoholic.
LWD
Active Member
Looks like baby slapper lawyered up. I wonder what he'll face? The mother said she was shaking to news reporters. Seems like she was more scared flushed nerves and handled her situation differently than any of you tough "I'd kill him" parents. That is what the law is for, think before you try n take justice into your own hands is what I am saying.
ProfessorPotSnob
New Member
I dont get why someone else did not intervene . I would have kicked his ass to the back of the plane .. I don't take kindly to those that abuse children or animals .. Trash people as Carne said . This man is a prime example of a human that is trash .......
dannyboy602
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ppl have a totally different personality on airplanes. but i gotta say i hate crying kids when i'm flying. it would have been kinder just to give the poor kid a tootsie roll. maybe he had an ear infection for christ' sake.
dannyboy602
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now theres an idea
minnesmoker
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The only legally defensible way of countering such an assault is with a single strike, to remove the threat, or restraining him. Anything more, and you're looking at multiple felonies -- even restraining him during approach could have netted a no-fly felony (Interference with flight crew/flight.) Used to fly all the time, crying babies never bothered me, I carried my headphones, and flew business class/first class.
Toddlers as small as the one in this story cannot safely buckle into their own seat, and it's a lot easier to control them in your lap. Flying can be VERY stressful on a child. Think of the age -- teething, probably back teeth at that point, pressure changes affect the inner ear and cause increased pain in the ear/nasal passage/teething areas.
Baby's adoptive daddy is an MMA fighter, but wasn't on the flight. He was PISSED in his interview, said something like "I wish I could have been there, I feel I abandoned my family, If I had been there, it would have gone a lot differently." He implied the guy would be unable to slap ANYONE again, for quite some time.
Dealing with a drunk on a plane -- not fun. Especially one who's physically larger than you and uses that size difference to control space. The woman was scared shitless, and DID move her kid outta the way, just not enough. My lady used to be a flight attendant, and told some stories about the drunks around when she flew the friendly skies -- basically, without an air marshal on the flight, there's limited recourse until touchdown, especially during final descent.
Toddlers as small as the one in this story cannot safely buckle into their own seat, and it's a lot easier to control them in your lap. Flying can be VERY stressful on a child. Think of the age -- teething, probably back teeth at that point, pressure changes affect the inner ear and cause increased pain in the ear/nasal passage/teething areas.
Baby's adoptive daddy is an MMA fighter, but wasn't on the flight. He was PISSED in his interview, said something like "I wish I could have been there, I feel I abandoned my family, If I had been there, it would have gone a lot differently." He implied the guy would be unable to slap ANYONE again, for quite some time.
Dealing with a drunk on a plane -- not fun. Especially one who's physically larger than you and uses that size difference to control space. The woman was scared shitless, and DID move her kid outta the way, just not enough. My lady used to be a flight attendant, and told some stories about the drunks around when she flew the friendly skies -- basically, without an air marshal on the flight, there's limited recourse until touchdown, especially during final descent.
RainbowBrite86
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THIS is what I don't understand. I get the mom being stunned and mortified and whatnot, but there were so many other people on this flight....did this not outrage them?
minnesmoker
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They were on descent/final approach. Everyone was strapped in. He slapped, people reacted, but flight staff probably said "remain seated." At that point in the flight anyone involving themselves in the situation would have been committing a felony. The whole thing started really quietly, and just popped off.
highfirejones
Active Member
and even if the baby was the most annoying ever( my baby is cool and calm but I still don't like bringing her to restaurant089u, anyway he shoulda been a man and slapped the mom, not the babies fault ever. That's like punching a dog, not gonna win. Why are racists the most dumbtarded mutherfuckers?
highfirejones
Active Member
mom's fault
minnesmoker
Well-Known Member
Are you a troll? How is it anyone's fault or responsibility, outside of the drunk racist asshole? Under NO circumstance is violence against the defenseless acceptable.
highfirejones
Active Member
so blame the drunk racist ok
RainbowBrite86
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Ah. I see. Damn drunks.
RainbowBrite86
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I've only ever taken one of my babies on a plane, and it just happened to be that I HAD to fly multiple times right after she was born. But she always slept through the entire thing. She was breastfeeding, though, so that probably helped. Everything she needed was right there in the seat with her.
cannabineer
Ursus marijanus
Causes babies.The worst is when people want to take their babies to the movie theater, and loud "outspoken" people are in the crowd. Also cell phones. Fuck people
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