Originally Posted by
altabello
As a non-parent, I also do what I can when I can, which includes reclining. The person in front of me reclines, so I will have to as well, if I want to be able to see the IFE or use my laptop. It's nice to show compassion, and I've switched seats for families before, however, you're not advocating for compassion, but demand accommodation.
You'll see
in this thread (and many like it) that everyone has different ideas on whether it is okay to recline their seat whenever they'd like, or at all during short hauls.
Everything else in your post has been addressed by others. At this point it seems you're just trolling.