Apparently it's now fine for airlines to drag off a passenger if it comes out later he has a criminal record

No. It's not.

By —— Bio and Archives--April 12, 2017

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Here's a question: Did the media go digging up the guy's criminal history on its own? Or did the airlines put some oppo researcher on the case and feed it to a friendly reporter? Because that would be one hell of a PR counteroffensive if it turned out the airline's fingerprints were on it. Better question: Does it matter? Is a corporation justified in treating a customer like inhuman garbage if it comes out after the fact that the customer had a history of being a bad, bad boy?
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