Should David Dao sue for slander

I hope he does sue them.

The whole hit piece implies that someone that has a criminal record is somehow not entitled to human decency and it's less wrong to treat them that way.

Any proof/source for that?

Sounds like corporate damage control more than anything. No matter how big of a piece of shit Dao was, he didn't deserve to have his face busted open just because he didn't want to take the $800 seat swap deal with the United crew. Good try at muddying the issues at hand though. I'm sure some people will now say he deserved whatever he got because of this hitpiece.

>>131502
Dr. Dao's lawyer just came on msnbc, we're talkin' concussion, broken nose, two front teeth knocked out... throw in the slander for shits n giggles

http://nypost.com/2017/04/11/doctor-dragged-off-flight-convicted-of-trading-drugs-for-sex/
Here's another hit piece, this time from an outlet you may have expected to have as least a veneer of professionalism

>>131578
>same rag that alleged Gaddaffi was a drug-addicted drag queen

'Veneer' is too generous a word.

>>131554
I saw a vox headline of "no he wasn't misidentified" so that's good enough proof for me that he was.

Hitler Upset About Man Pulled Off United Airlines Flight

https://www.youtube.com/embed/tJjvB1hYexs

>>131502
http://www.latimes.com/nation/la-na-united-david-dao-20170412-story.html

>>131741
I don't care if he did do any of the shit these articles said he did, I just want fucking gutter journalists to stop ruining people's lives with hit pieces and go back to actually reporting on issues

>>131625
keke thank you