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If you are over a certain weight you should be forced to buy the entire row of seats. Not just a extra seat, the whole row. Why? Because at a minimum it is a safety risk to anyone sitting in that row because of your fat ass. That is, if you are allowed to fly at all.

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>A photo of a plus-sized passenger struggling to fit between the armrests on a plane has sparked a fierce debate over whether obese travellers should have to pay for an extra seat. The man was snapped by a fellow traveller as he squeezed into his aisle seat during a flight from Helsinki to Copenhagen on Monday.

If you are over a certain weight you should be forced to buy the entire row of seats. Not just a extra seat, the whole row. Why? Because at a minimum it is a safety risk to anyone sitting in that row because of your fat ass. That is, if you are allowed to fly at all. Archive: https://archive.today/Ff34I From the post: >>A photo of a plus-sized passenger struggling to fit between the armrests on a plane has sparked a fierce debate over whether obese travellers should have to pay for an extra seat. The man was snapped by a fellow traveller as he squeezed into his aisle seat during a flight from Helsinki to Copenhagen on Monday.
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[–] • 2 pts

Maybe because I wasn't raised to be a piece of inconsiderate shit but if I were the size of a small asteroid I would buy an extra seat just to not touch other people. Also, look at the lard fuck. It's a miracle the seat didn't buckle under his immense mass.

[–] • 0 pt

You have to wonder what the weight rating on those have to be. Its amazing we have not seen a plane taken out of service because a lardass damaged a seat or its mountings.

[–] • 1 pt

They’re designed to withstand 9g crash load of a 95th percentile man. So probably 220 lbs * 32.8 = 7200 lbf

[–] • 1 pt

Yeah, That is impressive. Still. It is amazing how easily a lardass can somehow break something designed to handle 5x their weight/movement. They just have a talent for it.