He removed an obvious troublemaker from his flight.
What a crock. Have you formed this opinion from what you have read here, or are you privy to more information?
If you base your comment on what you have read here, then what happened to the other passengers. Or, was it singling out a potential ringleader of a group of trouble makers? As Wing Co points out, why is the company offering some form of redress? Or, is it just VS being spineless?
Or, was it simply some very frustrated passengers who had been delayed more than 13 hours. Passengers who having "vented" their frustration in an open environment,would have posed no more of a threat than Mr. Cattle Class who will drink more than he should. As an aside, was there a consideration of the knock-on effect of the reaction of Mrs. Warshaw, and the potential for her to become disruptive on the flight as a direct result of being p*ssed off at what happend?
Jesus, as has been mentioned on the other thread about this, a captain is responsible for his/her aircraft. But, isn't this going a little too far. Or, was it that Captain felt a little embarressed by the taunt and spat the dummy out of the pram?