MinTrut
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- Jun 7, 2021
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You're a Nazi?Who would know more about Nazis than a Nazi himself... you must be right then
I admire your candor if not your values.
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You're a Nazi?Who would know more about Nazis than a Nazi himself... you must be right then
So the only way to eliminate risk or COVID is require everyone to be vaccinated.
But the fact that you can’t see this in context outside of you is telling that we have lost our ability to think as part of a society. The me generation really has screwed us.
You're a Nazi?
I admire your candor if not your values.
If you punch out a flight crew member you should go to jail for battery. You shouldn’t be banned from flying for life. If the individual airline wants to ban you, that’s fine, it’s their plane. But a universal ban? Hell no.I think that if you punch out a stewardess, you'll be taking the bus or a train from here on out. Airline staff are not hired to be bouncers for those with anger management issues.
You have to prove you're a grown up who can follow the rules to get on a plane. If your Free-Dumb is that important to you, try objecting to going through airline security. That's a much bigger infringement on your Constitution rights against unreasonable search or seizure than any pandemic protocols.
No. I don't understand why the airlines are asking government to do this. If they want to ban passengers, why don't the just do it. What is the point of trying to get legislation passed for something they already have the power to do.You mean you don't know that Democrats are power hungry vermin that uses their power to get even with the other side? After all, that's what this is really about. Defy Big Brother and you will be marked for the rest of your life.
They don't.
That does not mean that government does not want to take the opportunity to increase its power and control. As for the airlines, I am sure they would prefer the government do it as then they do not have to answer to the customers. If they ban someone it will not mean they will go to their competition and enrich them. It means they will not be able to get online and complain about a specific company and their policy.
Cover. Companies always want this kind of cover - the kind of cover that only government can give.
As for the airlines, I am sure they would prefer the government do it as then they do not have to answer to the customers.
No. I don't understand why the airlines are asking government to do this. If they want to ban passengers, why don't the just do it. What is the point of trying to get legislation passed for something they already have the power to do.
It doesn't make sense.
Yep, those convicted in a court of law of endangering the safety of their fellow passengers
Right, so the airlines is wanting to avoid problems, so they are asking the government to do it for them. That is wrong. They need to settle their own affairs.I think they could run into problems with discriminatory practices, such as why was the white guy allowed to argue about wearing a mask and the Arab person put on the list for doing the same? But again this is not about the safety of the passengers and crew, this is politics where one side gets even with the other side. Apparently this is a Democrat bill.
Convicted felons aren’t allowed to vote, own guns, use drugs or associate with other felons.If an airline wants to ban someone from their planes, fine. But mandating that all airlines permanently ban someone,that's ridiculous.
If someone acts up in a bar and gets banned for life, they can still go to another joint, and so it should be with this.
Convicted felons aren’t allowed to vote, own guns, use drugs or associate with other felons.
Certainly someone convicted of a felony aboard an aircraft could be barred from flying.
The proposed rule would only apply to those convicted of crimes committed aboard an aircraft.We're not talking about felons here. The FAA reported that most of those people where removed or considered a threat for simply not wearing a mask.
You are being dishonestNo, the person with the swastika as their avatar is the Nazi....hard for you to claim you are not one when you proudly display the swastika for all the world to see
LOLNo, the person with the swastika as their avatar is the Nazi....hard for you to claim you are not one when you proudly display the swastika for all the world to see
Thank you.You are being dishonest
the swastika on the donkey is an attack on democrats
As I am sure you well know
I think all those BLM savages burning down buildings and assaulting people were endangering the safety of normal people. They should never be allowed to be on the street again.Yep, those convicted in a court of law of endangering the safety of their fellow passengers should be banned from flying on future flights, but 8 conservative Republican Senators, the infamous Cancun Ted one of them, say NO!
Because……… Freedumb.
The senators argued that the Transportation Security Administration “was created in the wake of 9/11 to protect Americans from future horrific attacks, not to regulate human behavior onboard flights.”
The eight Republicans signing the letter are Sens. Cynthia M. Lummis (Wyo.), Mike Lee (Utah), James Lankford (Okla.), Marco Rubio (Fla.), Kevin Cramer (N.D.), Ted Cruz (Tex.), John Hoeven (N.D.) and Rick Scott (Fla.).
But it’s the airline’s decision, not the government’s.If you throw a big fit on an airplane then yes the airline can and should ban you for life.
Yep, those convicted in a court of law of endangering the safety of their fellow passengers should be banned from flying on future flights, but 8 conservative Republican Senators, the infamous Cancun Ted one of them, say NO!
Because……… Freedumb.
The senators argued that the Transportation Security Administration “was created in the wake of 9/11 to protect Americans from future horrific attacks, not to regulate human behavior onboard flights.”
The eight Republicans signing the letter are Sens. Cynthia M. Lummis (Wyo.), Mike Lee (Utah), James Lankford (Okla.), Marco Rubio (Fla.), Kevin Cramer (N.D.), Ted Cruz (Tex.), John Hoeven (N.D.) and Rick Scott (Fla.).
You are being dishonest
the swastika on the donkey is an attack on democrats
As I am sure you well know