United Airlines passenger attacked while sleeping on flight from San Francisco: "His face was bruised and bloody"
United Airlines passenger attacked while sleeping on flight from San Francisco: "His face was bruised and bloody"
A United Airlines passenger attacked a man midflight, punching him repeatedly in the face until it was bloody, authorities said.
Summary: A man on a United Airlines flight attacked a sleeping passenger, punching him repeatedly until his face was bruised and bloody. The suspect, Everett Chad Nelson, claimed the victim had attacked him earlier, but a witness stated Nelson’s attack lasted about a minute and the victim did not fight back. The FAA is investigating the incident, which is one of over 1,700 unruly passenger incidents reported this year.
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What is wrong with America?
A rampant culture of Indignant Self-righteousness mixed with a shockingly high level of undiagnosed and/or untreated mental illness. All this leads to a sizeable population of people who wholeheartedly believe that consequences don't apply to them, and the actions that follow them.
Don't forget our bedrock of garden variety racism
how long you got?
It's easier to list what's right with America. Although all I can think of is Cajun food.
there's a lot of good food it's why we're so fat
So, great food, great country?
Then why does Trump wanna make it great, again?
great [tasting] food, great [sized] country, yes. fucking bastard of a language english is.
I have tried the standard of (If an area's regional food is tasty, the people are probably pretty good folk) fairly extensively and found few exceptions. Only been tried for witchcraft and run out of town once.
I worry about the eventual trip to Louisiana and the food that will make me abandon my flight home to live amongst the free-rangers for my own Seven Years in Thibodaux . I still have some vestigial college-level French, and I hope that won't be an impediment.
Our healthcare system doesn't take mental health seriously so only rich people can afford therapy and even then, only a relative handful of people actually seek it out.
Drugs, in this case.
It's a culture of repressed violence. Once you see it, it's bursting out of every seam that holds this country together.