re: If you recline your economy airline seat = bad person

I always try to be considerate and not recline fully.

I would like the function to be disabled

Airlines needs to quit bullshitting - there isn't room for that any longer

I always recline.

And i dont care when the people in front of me do

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and you sound like an a-hole. if he has no where to go then he won't be able to recline. Im 6'4 and I assure you that he had no where to go.

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Tell him to upgrade.

You don't own the person's chair in front or behind you. Stop telling them what to do with it.

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my biggest gripe was that it was Southwest

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Used to there was reason to fly Southwest. They aren't the cheapest any longer and you get the experience of a cross town bus.

Had the joy of flying Spirit a few times recently. You hope the plane has engine trouble halfway there so you have a reason to get off that uncomfortable mf'er.

I feel bad for tall people on flights, but I have had a lot of movie screens blocked by lollipop headed tall individuals. Asking them to slouch down for 2hrs would be the same as them asking me not to recline.

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my biggest gripe was that it was Southwest and apparently it doesn't mean jack shite that I booked tickets a couple months before and booked exit rows because they just let you pick your seat an hour or two before and throw out what you booked anyway.

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There is no booking certain seats on southwest. Nor do you get to pick seats an hour or two before. You pick your seat when you board.

Every commercial plane I have ever been on the seat reclining had no affect on the tray table or legroom. The tray is mounted to the seat frame not the seat back.

I don't do it unless I see the person behind me has reclined.
My worst flight was when I flew four hours soaked in wine because the person in front flung back.

Can still hit things on tray