(03-14-2022, 09:59 AM)TrivialPursuit Wrote:

(03-14-2022, 09:23 AM)The Real Marty Wrote: 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.

So you don't understand that there was no rule in place not allowing this?

You don't understand it was the INDIVIDUAL flight attendant that had a problem?

You're the one that doesn't get what this is about. The flight attendant arbitrarily decided to throw this man out based on a shirt - and he complied willingly. Kudos to him.

He violated only one person's sense of propriety. WHO [BLEEP] CARES?

It's discrimination and it's a little sad you can't see it because when it happens to you people just like you will agree with the fascist flight attendant.

My point isn't about agreeing or disagreeing with the decision.  My point is that the airline has the right to do this, and the customer does not have any "Constitutional right" to wear a political slogan on an airline.

I'm just making a very narrow point in response to someone saying the airline had violated the customer's Constitutional rights.

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