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No, it doesn't. The article used "hitting" as the way the flight attendant put it, but what ACTUALLY HAPPENED was "tapping" ergo, a huge misunderstanding. If you're going to play word games, make sure who is quoted in an article as saying what. "mrt" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > Schultz wrote: > > mrt wrote: > > > >>None wrote: > >> > >> > >>>You're purposely ignoring the key points, and, you're welcome to go out onto > >>>the AP and find the follow up articles yourself. The FBI investigation > >>>clearly found that it was a MISUNDERSTANDING, and that the old woman > >>>basically never "hit" anyone, stating "It was more like a pat" which is far > >>>from hitting. Get it? > >> > >>The FBI spokeswoman CLEARLY said [yada yada yada] <...> > > > > > > Give up You lose. Everybody sees you're wrong. > > > > \\P. Schultz > > He said the old woman didn't hit the FA. > The FA spokeswoman, from the article the he posted, used the word "hitting". > So, if he was trying to prove his point, that article certainly says the > opposite. >
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