(03-14-2022, 08:43 AM)flsprtsgod Wrote:

(03-14-2022, 08:29 AM)The Real Marty Wrote: There is no Constitutional right to free speech on an airline.  The airline has a perfect right to censor any speech they want to.

C'mon man, you really think that the airline would be in the right if they said "You can't use the word "Constitutional" on this flight today, if you do we're throwing you off the flight'"? How about if they said "You are not permitted to pray on this plane today and if you mention Allah we're going to ground the plane and throw you off"? How about "no Cross jewelry permitted"? What's your personal line Marty, the line where they are allowed to take away your basic rights? And why is your line the right one instead of this guy's?

I don't think you understand what I am telling you, or else you just don't want to understand it.  There is no Constitutional right to free speech on an airline.  It's doesn't matter where I would draw the line or where you would draw the line.  The right to "draw the line" lies with the airline.  They're not taking away anyone's "basic rights" when they tell them they cannot wear a political slogan.

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