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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I still don't understand what we are talking about, I need a visual of how one puts their knees into the chair in front of them.  Feet I understand (and don't approve of), but knees don't make sense to me.[/quote]

This article is the situation pp referenced above, where someone has rested their knees on the seat back to protest the person who reclined their seat, but it gives you a visual.

https://bleedingheartlibertarians.com/2014/09/dont-lean-on-me-the-ethics-of-the-knee-defender/[/quote]

What airline has seats that recline as much as the one pictured?? When I recline (yes, on a daytime 3 hour flight), my seat goes back at most 2 inches. [/quote]

Yes, I always discount any post that goes on about “the person in front of me was practically lying in my lap.” These are not lie-flat seats. They recline back 2-3 inches, max. [/quote]
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Also, as someone who’s not big on reclining seats (on a plane, in a car, at the dentist, haha), I’ve noticed most people [i]do[/i] recline them, so it’s not an anomaly, but the norm.

That said, when seats are set to recline more deeply, passengers who flout the rule to stay upright for takeoff and landing seem like AHs. [/quote]

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