Recline a bit is alright. Reclining all the way, while technically allowed, is just fucking rude. You want to lie back like that, suck it up and pay for first class you poorfag.

If you have to ride economy class, than have some sense of consideration for your fellow passenger.

I won't just simply kick though. I would just complain to the stewardess and ask for another seat. If you're really lucky, you might even get an upgrade to business class (rare, but it can happen).

If there's no other seat available, the stewardess typically asks the passenger in front to straighten the seat. Most generally comply. Most.

If they are still inconsiderate enough to argue with the stewardess, that's when they start looking like jackasses. Whoo! Problem solved and I don't have to be the asshole. :thumbsup:

But I never let any passenger get away with reclining in front of me for the long term. If stewardess doesn't want to do anything, that's when I find my own way to annoy that guy in front of me. Seat kicking will be the least of it. Think me shoving my foot up front between seats. Have a whiff of my socks. What? I'm just trying to get comfortable, just like you.

Lol, you're the one claiming to act all bully-like, "it's my right etc", prepare to face the repercussions and threatening people. And still dare to tell others "ppl don't live by your standards". You mean your selfish and bullying standards?

Full hypocrite. In your book, you also like to tailgate others, flash highlights etc since it's technically allowable right? Then cry foul and threaten others.

Also funny how those who say reclining is a right also ask others to pay more. Since they want to recline (i.e not the default upright position of the seat), means they're the one demanding more space right. Bunch of selfish hypocrites.

Oh, I've got sneakier ways to make the other guy look like the bad guy.

My favorite is to pretend that I'm airsick and I need the space. I pull out the air sickness paper bag and make a noxious face. Than I call the stewardess over to request that either the person in front straightens their seat so that I can lean forward, or I lean over the corridor to barf in full sight of the entire row of passengers.

I usually get my way, and I don't even look like a bad guy. Its the recliner who looks bad if they don't cooperate.

Or I pretend to have an upset stomach and need to use the toilet every 15 minutes or so, forcing the person to straighten their seat just so I can get out. If they don't want to, I point that I am not so limber as to be able to limbo.

After the 3rd time of being made to straighten their seat, the passenger in front usually gets the message.

I don't exactly set high standards or expectations of others. I merely ask that everyone be more considerate of others. If they don't want to be considerate, neither will I be to them.

Nope, just pointing out your hypocrisy. 

If anyone's doing the bullying, that's clearly you. After all I'm not the one who is throwing threats around to others.