[sfilargi]

> civil disobedience

What do you mean civil disobedience? It’s not like there is a law forcing you to board the plane if you don’t want to.

[bobthepanda]

Civil disobedience by consumers around planes is not unprecedented: https://forward.com/fast-forward/414464/ultra-orthodox-el-al...

[wizzard]

Sure, but you won’t get a refund for your ticket or your time. And some people might feel compelled to alert their fellow passengers if they felt the airline was planning to put them on a plane they felt was unsafe. These things could lead to anger, hence civil disobedience.

[mywittyname]

My experience has been airlines will rebook you if you have legitimate safety fears.

[CydeWeys]

Do you honestly not understand the point I was making, or are you just taking issue with the exact phrase I used? And if the latter, state your preferred alternative and then pretend that's what I said. Maybe "consumer disobedience"? "Boycott"?