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And why do airlines have to deal with this? Can't people take personal responsibility? Oh I forgot. We now live in the Obama era.
 
While I haven't run this through Snopes yet, I'm thinking that this is all BS. First there are 2 empty seats behind the guy, and second ANYONE who has ridden on AA in the past decade knows that there is no way in Hell that one of their old battle ax FA's would allow someone to encroach on the aisle (especially on a narrowbody single aisle aircraft).
 
They had him in his assigned seat until they were done boarding. They then moved him to 2 seats.
 
And why do airlines have to deal with this? Can't people take personal responsibility? Oh I forgot. We now live in the Obama era.

Are you kidding? To begin with, the man in this picture clearly hasn't taken personal responsibility for his health for at least the past 10 years.
 

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