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INSANE: A kid causes chaos mid-flight on Southwest, then snaps when a passenger dares to call him out. Why is this behavior so normalized now? Planes are becoming free-for-alls—and no one seems to do anything. Sound off—what would you have done if you were on this flight? ⬇️🇺🇸

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A passenger on a Southwest Airlines flight lost his mind because a baby was crying. The child screamed for 40 minutes straight until the man started yelling back. He screamed "You want me to scream? I'll scream!" and begged the parents to make it stop. The pilot actually diverted the entire flight just to kick him off. Have you ever been trapped on a flight like this? This video is for illustration purposes only and does not show the actual incident.
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A passenger on a Southwest Airlines flight lost his mind because a baby was crying. The child screamed for 40 minutes straight until the man started yelling back. He screamed "You want me to scream? I'll scream!" and begged the parents to make it stop. The pilot actually diverted the entire flight just to kick him off. Have you ever been trapped on a flight like this? This video is for illustration purposes only and does not show the actual incident.

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