Social Media Has a Field Day Over United Brutality
Ryan Boyd April 11, 2017
In the wake of United Airlines’ public relations nightmare following widely viewed video footage of the violent removal of an elderly passenger from a flight, Twitter users have offered a wide variety of reactions to the news item. #UnitedAirlines was the number-one trending hashtag for much of Monday.
Whoever made this is genius #NewUnitedAirlinesMottos #unitedAIRLINES #Dontflyunited pic.twitter.com/XcYL6IbNCw
— SFC_Airborne51 (@SFC_Airborne51) April 11, 2017
Just when you thought flying was safe #unitedairlines #TWD pic.twitter.com/oqsEb0wvTn
— TJ (@TJSpencer1230) April 11, 2017
From the talented minds at @reddit … here is the #UnitedAirlines and #IndianaJones crossover @united #NewUnitedAirlinesMottos pic.twitter.com/wYvdZCZQCY
— Jacob Henry (@JakeMikeHenry) April 11, 2017
Oh dear, that's some unfortunate timing #unitedAIRLINES pic.twitter.com/lZDlcxtfxf
— nihalf (@nihalf) April 11, 2017
#UnitedAirlines #United #ua3411 shame👎 pic.twitter.com/tdsJ7stjIE
— sunskychina (@sunskychina) April 11, 2017
Caught @United before they whitewashed their crew procedure manual. 😂#unitedAIRLINES #united #poorcustomerservice pic.twitter.com/KVDChfs1iI
— Darth Continent (@DarthContinent) April 11, 2017
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The headline qualifies for Fake News. Any brutality is Chicago police one, not of United. But, of course, "United Brutality" sounds more sensational.
This is hilarious. I feel bad for the guy but oh, the memes...
What don't you get?
From Instagram... https://www.instagram.com/p/BSxCDPqDii7/
Sorry Ryan, I just don't get it.