Posted on Nov 19, 2016
How would you react if you were on a flight where a family was boo'd for being allowed off the plane first to receive their soldier's body?
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What would you do, if a passenger in first class "boo'd" a Gold Star family for being allowed to leave the aircraft first to receive their fallen son/daughter in the military?
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Gold Star Families
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Customs and Courtesies
Fallen Soldiers
Military bearing
Gold Star Families Disrespect Customs and Courtesies Fallen Soldiers Military bearing
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I have been known to use my wide-load ass to block an aisle in my travels....
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I cannot fathom the mind set it takes to:
1. Not have any sympathy for the family and their loss.
2. Not have any appreciation for the solider that lost his/her life to protect us.
3. To be so void of class, consideration or even patience to actually boo a grieving family.
Personally I would have got up slapped the person across the face then kicked them in the nuts and as they bent over in pain, ram my knee cap into their nose causing it to cave into their head, but thats just me.
1. Not have any sympathy for the family and their loss.
2. Not have any appreciation for the solider that lost his/her life to protect us.
3. To be so void of class, consideration or even patience to actually boo a grieving family.
Personally I would have got up slapped the person across the face then kicked them in the nuts and as they bent over in pain, ram my knee cap into their nose causing it to cave into their head, but thats just me.
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As someone who has a Great Uncle who wasn't brought home after he fell on 8 JUN 44, I'd not be happy with the idiots doing that, not at all.
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As someone who has a Great Uncle who wasn't brought home after he fell on 8 JUN 44, I'd not be happy with the idiots doing that, not at all.
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Shake my head in disgust and help the family. I would even go as far to express my dissatisfaction to the freeloaders booing. Respectfully, of course.
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That individual needs a "counselling session" on the proper manners at all times. :-) Obliviously his parents failed to teach him respect.
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I would tell that person to have some respect for that family bc their loved o e fought for your freedom and I would let them get off last for being so disrespectful to a hero. Everyone should be giving that family their prayers and thanks for their child sacrifice! People just have no respect these days for the uniform or the sacrifices that go along with it. RIP thank you!
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I would get up face the casket and salute as a veteran should and announce his presence to all
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Looked up the story that probably prompted this question. For sure it was some FIRST CLASS passengers. So, next time someone says the top 1% gives a shit about you, think about this. Kudos to the flight crew for telling people what was going on. Too bad the family didn't have time to say something back.
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