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Originally posted by StorminNormin:
What the hell set her off?

This happened just a day or two after President Trump was inaugurated. The passenger she was harassing was wearing a Trunp shirt.

Yet another example of a liberal attacking someone they disagree with, then immediately playing the victim card when it doesn't go their way.

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Originally posted by OKCGene:
Over the last few years I've tried to find her name published. I was wondering what her job/career was.

I figured there was a pretty good chance she was a college professor or administrator.

If so, I'd bet her last name was a hyphenated 2 last names and that she'd be one that listed in their bio as The Chair of the Emetrius Grand Pooh-Bah Institute for the Blah Blah Blah.
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This is exactly what I was thinking. She sure acted like she was the most important thing in the room.

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Originally posted by parabellum:

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Originally posted by StorminNormin:
What the hell set her off?

This happened just a day or two after President Trump was inaugurated. The passenger she was harassing was wearing a Trunp shirt.

And thus, TDS was born.

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Originally posted by TMats:
This from the link provided by Gene

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Writing about the experience on his Facebook page, Koteskey [the man berated by the woman] described what happened after police removed the woman from the plane:

“As the lady was removed I saw that I was surrounded by blacks, Latinos, Asians and whites, all who had chimed in asking her to be removed and who had defended me. I was touched and moved knowing later that not all these people were Trump supporters. The black man who took the seat next to me was a registered Democrat and he and I had a very good discussion about the beauty of free speech and coming together when people insult and commit acts of violence just for having differing views.”

Koteskey concluded that the experience had been a demonstration of Americans coming together to stand up for one another.

More evidence that racism does not exist to nearly the level the elite and the race baiters want us to believe. Anyone who has led a life that is in the near realm of normality knows this. This is why there must always be more division introduced into society to keep the majority divided on some level and more than one preferably.

This lady clearly thinks she is among the elite and her superior intellect has made her bitter, confused and angry that everyone else on the planet does not see the path that she has clearly made for them to think like her.

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Originally posted by 12131:

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Originally posted by parabellum:

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Originally posted by StorminNormin:
What the hell set her off?

This happened just a day or two after President Trump was inaugurated. The passenger she was harassing was wearing a Trunp shirt.

And thus, TDS was born.

We may have found patient zero

I have fond memories of that clip.

Can anyone imagine being married to that filthy wench or even spending one second with her? It's what nightmares are made of.

The day after the 2016 election I was flying to San Jose, CA on business but was lucky enough to have my wife in tow. Part of the trip was to recruit a former colleague to join our team. We immediately noticed how differently the people were behaving between the two airports. On Thursday evening of that week we drove up to Vacaville to have dinner with my former colleague and his wife. We were seated on an outdoor patio with a small fence separating the patio from the sidewalk. All throughout dinner there was a protest marching up and down the street of whackos chanting “not our President” and “F Donald Trump”. The crazy part was they were marching carrying Mexican flags, which seemed ironic since he probably wasn’t really their President, their President was most likely still in Mexico. A surreal moment, one that I will never forget that left a lasting impression on me.

I was in the Desantis camp up until the announcement of Trump’s indictment, though I fully supported Trump in the previous two elections. I donated money to Trump following the ridiculous raid on his home. I wanted to believe that this country would get past the divisiveness when the silent majority woke up to the ridiculous pandering of the Marxists and mentally ill. I believe the migration of red voters leaving blue states will have a lasting impression on voting for years to come. There is a likelihood that the only way to cheat enough to win in the near future is to change the game, ie electoral college. I also believe the only way this country can move forward is by completely destroying the entrenched bureaucrats that continually sabotaged Trump’s first administration. We will have to dismantle and rebuild the agencies that were weaponized against its citizens by Obama. Donald J Trump is the only person that has the will to do what needs to be done. Even then, I don’t see how this country moves forward without a violent purge of one ideology or the other. I used to believe this battle would not happen in my lifetime, now I am not so sure. The thought of another Trump Presidency and watching the left come completely unhinged gets me disquieted. I have been a patient man. I have watched with my own eyes the selective enforcement of our laws. I have watched my fellow Americans, myself included, surrender freedom too quickly for safety. My beloved country is coming apart at its seams and I will not sit idle to watch it happen. I am a Tennessean and an American who believes in the freedom to pursue life, liberty, and happiness. I am prepared and I am all in on Donald J Trump.

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Originally posted by lastmanstanding:

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Originally posted by TMats:
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More evidence that racism does not exist to nearly the level the elite and the race baiters want us to believe. Anyone who has led a life that is in the near realm of normality knows this. This is why there must always be more division introduced into society to keep the majority divided on some level and more than one preferably.
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You’re right.

Here is a little different way of explaining it, I quote this often.

I don’t know who originally said this but it’s dead on accurate.

“There is a huge demand for racism but nowhere enough supply of it.”
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Thankfully the hubby isn't toxically masculine!
Just think, if he was, they wouldn't have missed that flight.

When my brother died my wife was supporting me 110% of the trip back to Philadelphia, the funeral, and back home in Oregon, She knew that trip wasn't about her but about letting me recover.

That woman is one narcesistic pathetic excuse for a wife.

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Originally posted by CPD SIG:
Thankfully the hubby isn't toxically masculine!
Just think, if he was, they wouldn't have missed that flight.

He’s been beaten down

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Originally posted by darthfuster:

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Originally posted by CPD SIG:
Thankfully the hubby isn't toxically masculine!
Just think, if he was, they wouldn't have missed that flight.

He’s been beaten down

And that incident was just the start of his misery. You know full well that when they got home, she turned her full fury on him.

There is no way the husband wasn't just like her.
He would say anything to make it to Portland and his mother's service. That said I`m sure he was highly pissed off at the moonbat of a wife.

Just watching her reaction when she realized the flight attendant was dead serious and her flight would not happen made my day.

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Originally posted by P220 Smudge:
And that incident was just the start of his misery. You know full well that when they got home, she turned her full fury on him.

You know, I'm not sure that's the start of his misery. Poor fella may have been living under that cloud for years....

And you're probably right: I'd be almost certain she turned on the fury once they cleared the destination airport.

Rather surprised that after all this time Karen's real identity hasn't been exposed.

One article I read states that the guy was not wearing a political shirt, the bitch actually starts the "conversation" by asking him if he was in the area as a celebrator or a protester. His answer "I am celebrating democracy, ma'am" triggered her rage.

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Originally posted by P220 Smudge:

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Originally posted by darthfuster:

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Originally posted by CPD SIG:
Thankfully the hubby isn't toxically masculine!
Just think, if he was, they wouldn't have missed that flight.

He’s been beaten down

And that incident was just the start of his misery. You know full well that when they got home, she turned her full fury on him.

That's been going on for decades between those two.

https://katu.com/news/local/po...ting-trump-supporter

story from January 2017

PORTLAND, Ore. (KATU) – A Portland woman was kicked off of an Alaska Airlines flight Saturday night after she verbally insulted a Donald Trump supporter.

The woman on the flight from Baltimore to Seattle started a political conversation with the passenger seated next to her, Scott Koteskey of Kalispell, Montana.

She was ultimately booted off the flight for security reasons. In a statement to KATU News, Alaska Airlines said the woman was insulting passengers in the boarding area and aboard the plane. Airline officials added that several passengers expressed concerns about her behavior.

Police in Maryland said they would only confirm the woman fully cooperated when she was removed by officers, and that she wasn't charged.

Koteskey recorded part of the interaction and posted the video on Facebook. It has since taken off across social media.

In an interview with our affiliate 570/KVI, he claims the verbal abuse started when the woman learned he was a Trump supporter.

“ She asked me if I had come to cheer or to protest , and as I was scooting into the seat I said I had come to celebrate democracy,” Koteskey said in the interview.

That's when he claims she started berating him for his political views.

“I said, ‘Well, we’re all entitled to our opinions, ma’am,’ and she said, ‘I’m entitled to get drunk and throw up in your lap,’” he told the Seattle radio station.

Koteskey told 570/KVI that it was about a five-minute interaction from the time he sat down to the time she was asked to leave. He said he was not wearing any politically affiliated apparel at the time.