Refuse to be terrorized (2006)
That's all great, but consider a situation.<p>I get on the plane and sit next to a guy who avoids eye contact, does not respond to Hi and then starts praying, seemingly detached from the reality. Shall I just ignore this and refuse to be terrorized?<p>I will tell you more. As someone who rode on a subway train that was next to the one blown up in a terrorist attack, I <i>will</i> walk out of a coffee shop if I see a person leaving a bag behind and stepping outside. I did that when I was single and I certainly still do it now when I have two kids. If there is a sliver of probability that I can be killed due to my inaction, I <i>will</i> act and I will do my best to avoid that risk. If it takes de-boarding someone from a plane, so be it.