Posted on Nov 19, 2016
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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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SFC Keith Bailey
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I would be extremely angry ..
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SP5 Ward Posey
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My PTSD would definitely come to the front and I would probably be arrested for trashing the first little booing twerp I could reach.
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SPC Chelsea Fernandez
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I would honestly cry because it's sad that a soldier cannot get the proper respect for even giving them the chance to have the freedom they have.
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Cpl Bryan Clark
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Go Stand directly in front of said passenger and probably do something I might regret later to that said passenger
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Sgt Marcus Boone
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A simple "WHAT IF WERE YOUR SON OR DAUGHTER; wouldn't you appreciate this gesture of appreciation?" Should suffice.
Even if the rude person didn't "get it", everyone else would and karma has a way of settling the matter in the end.
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PFC Infantryman
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I throat punch a mother fucker for the disrespect
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Cpl Pablo Cardone
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Treat them look recruits and start yelling at them a boot camp then stop and say then you join the military.
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SGT Lester Cohen
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I would let those people that booed know what I thought of them in plain straight forward English.
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PO3 Jake Lucid
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It'd be an interesting night....and I'd need bail money.
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PO1 John Hudson
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I would move through the line calmly, then grab the jackass by the collar and remind him of what this country costs. Then have him arrested for any trumped up charge I could make stick. Disrespect like that will never shows its ugly face when I’m around.
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