Man Dragged Off Flight . . . .

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When no ticker holders accepted United's offer of travel vouchers to give up their seats, United should have had to raise its offer until the market cleared the desired number of seats. Somehow the State has empowered airlines so that they can ignore what would otherwise be the ticket owners' property rights.

And so instead of cooperative social and commercial relationships, we revert to coercive ones in which seat holders can be dragged kicking and screaming off their flights.

Bethune displayed the disdain that such State-favored vendors (just like so many in the State's healthcare industry) have for their customers. He repeatedly referred to the displaced passenger as "immature."  "He did not want to cooperate,"  according to Bethune, who said the passenger, when "asked" to leave the plane, "should handle it in a different way."

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