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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I really wish the seats were just permanently reclined. It's painful how upright the seats are. They only get marginally comfortable after you recline. [b]I don't care at all about the person behind me.[/b] Sit in the front row if you don't want someone reclining in front of you. [/quote]

That really says it all.  
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I mean, do you really care about the person in front of you? [b]Do you care about anyone on the plane whom you don't know[/b]? Be honest, now. [/quote]

This is so weird. [/quote]

Not weird. You're asking people to prioritize strangers' comfort over their own. Most people are not going to do that. [/quote]

Except most people find it inconsiderate and consequently don't recline.[/quote]

Do you have a citation to back up this assertion?[/quote]

I fly quite frequently and don't think I've ever seen a majority of people reclining their seats in coach.

I think someone posted a survey earlier in the thread.

If you want to recline, it's not a big deal. But let's be honest about the person likely not being ok with what you're doing. You are putting your comfort ahead of someone else's.[/quote]

But you are mad that I am doing so, which means that you want YOUR comfort prioritized. So how are you any better?[/quote]

That's a wild and kind of manipulative take on things lol

If I wanted to prioritize my comfort, I would recline my seat. But I don't because I know it will likely piss off of the person behind me. [/quote]

So you decide to be uncomfortable and then want to control everyone else to make them uncomfortable as well. Nice.[/quote]
NP. The airlines are the ones making us all uncomfortable ( not complaining, as low prices are the result), but you are the one making others more uncomfortable due to the action you're taking.[/quote]

You are missing this very important element: the airline *gives you seats that recline* and the airline 100% sides with your right to recline. The FAs will not ask you to sit up if the passenger behind you complains. People who claim they will are lying through their teeth. So whose problem is it? You have the right to recline, your seat reclines, many people around you are reclining, and yet you're worried? Heck, the person behind you may even be reclining![/quote]

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