Wild video captures brawl at
Miami International Airport
Posted By: Ribicon, 4/26/2021 1:09:07 PM
A caught-on-video brawl erupted Sunday at Miami International Airport over airline seats—with one person later arrested. Footage posted on Twitter by documentary film director Billy Corben shows two separate groups punching and kicking each other at gate D-14 in the American Airlines terminal. A witness told Local 10 News that seven people were involved in the incident, which started over seats available on the plane. Airport officials said police immediately responded to the scene. “The victim did not want to press any charges. However, one person was arrested for disorderly conduct,” Miami-Dade police told the Miami Herald.
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Behavior that was shocking and unacceptable just a few years ago is now commonplace, captured on video by bystanders for our amusement, all thanks to the cultural Marxism we've embraced so completely. Meet Jameel Tremain Decquir, bringing the fast-food counter brawling experience to the airport, perhaps risking federal charges. This incident probably can't be blamed on white people, so we politely ignore it. This updates the item posted earlier as commentary. https://www.lucianne.com/2021/04/26/an_airport_brawl_seems_like_a_microcosm_of_america_58814.html