Where's the love??!! Woman Kicked Off SWA Plane for T-Shirt

[tlax25]

Bush, Clinton, who cares....

Both of them have missed the boat. Clinton should have been way more proactive in dealing with Al Queda. Bush should be fighting the war in Afghanistan, Saudi Arabia, Syria and possibly Iran. Iraq and Saddam had nothing to do with 9/11. As another poster pointed out, Al Queda and Saddam were not exactly friendly.

Kudos to SWA. I agree decorum, class and dignity are sorely lacking in general today.

 

[Morning Wood]

She did NOTHING illegal. She'll win if she sues.

She wasn't arrested, just kicked off the airplane. Being legal or
illegal didn't have anything to do with it.

 

[WatchYourElbows]

Oh Ben, you must really find what you write amusing. Is this something you write to everyone you disagree with?

http://forums.flightinfo.com/showthread.php?p=747597#post747597

 

[NEDude]

Freedom of speech only applies to the public forum, not the private. Your right to freedom of speach ends at my front door so to speak. There are also limits to freedom of speach, for instance you cannot yell "fire" in a crowded theather.

The ACLU will make a big show of this, of course. It will go nowhere. The only 'public sympathy' she will garner is from left-wing Bush haters. Sensible liberals might really dislike Bush, but they will in no case feel that that entitles her to public obscenity.

I am a Bush hater and she gets no sympathy from me.

BTW I have to chuckle when I hear a Bush supporter complain about TSA and lack of power that pilot unions have.

 

[lowlycfi]

She should shop here:
http://www.tshirthell.com/traveloffer.htm

 

[100LL... Again!]

Freedom of speech only applies to the public forum, not the private. Your right to freedom of speach ends at my front door so to speak. There are also limits to freedom of speach, for instance you cannot yell "fire" in a crowded theather.



I am a Bush hater and she gets no sympathy from me.

BTW I have to chuckle when I hear a Bush supporter complain about TSA and lack of power that pilot unions have.

#1 - When have I complained about the TSA? Like all big-government operations, they are likely hopelessy incompetent, but that would be true no matter which party is running the show. I can't stand big government.

#2 - I have never complained about the lack of union power. Far from it. I think the unions deserve a very bloody nose for the disgraceful way they have handled themselves. I have no problem with the way Bush has dealt with labor. You need to read my posts more carefully if you assume that I am crying over the loss of union power. I am merely commenting on it.