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Topic	Who do you think was in the right in this united airlines situation?
SmartMuffin 04/10/17 5:36:33 PM #33:	Peace___Frog posted... Overbooking as a business tactic is fine and understandable. Not having measures to deal with its shortcomings is unforgivable. They have plenty of measures. 99.99% of overbooking situations do not end in the way this one did. I think people here are not distinguishing between "a mistake was made" and "in the right." Sometimes you can fuck up, but still be in the right. Just because a mistake was made does not mean that, once the mistake is noticed, it is wrong to attempt to correct it. --- SmartMuffin - Because anything less would be uncivilized - http://i.imgur.com/W66HUUy.jpg http://dudewheresmyfreedom.com/ <cite>SmartMuffin posted [p:876932760] in Who do you... [t:75221501]...</cite> <quote><cite>Peace___Frog posted...</cite> <quote>Overbooking as a business tactic is fine and understandable. Not having measures to deal with its shortcomings is unforgivable.</quote> They have plenty of measures. 99.99% of overbooking situations do not end in the way this one did. I think people here are not distinguishing between "a mistake was made" and "in the right." Sometimes you can fuck up, but still be in the right. Just because a mistake was made does not mean that, once the mistake is noticed, it is wrong to attempt to correct it. --- SmartMuffin - Because anything less would be uncivilized - http://i.imgur.com/W66HUUy.jpg http://dudewheresmyfreedom.com/</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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