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United Airlines kicks couple off flight because their 2-year old wouldn't "comply" and wear a mask

Leisa Audette
100 Percent Fed Up
Sat, 12 Dec 2020 16:59 UTC

What is the world coming to when a toddler is expected to "comply"? A Colorado couple was kicked off their flight to Newark, NJ, when their 2-year old wouldn't wear a mask. He wouldn't "comply" with the mask-wearing rule on the plane. What toddler would?

The upset mother posted a video on social media to explain her outrage:

The saddest thing is that many other mothers chimed in with their experiences:

"I'm so sorry that happened to you. We were kicked out of a museum last week bc my two year old won't wear a mask. It's ridiculous."
"Unbelievable! I am so sorry. We are living in a freaken nightmare. My son has special needs & wearing a mask is extremely difficult for him. So, I totally understand."
"My son is 10, nonverbal, & on the autism spectrum. If I were to take him on an airplane, the same thing would happen to us because he won't tolerate anything on his face. I opted virtual learning for him because I refuse to force him to wear a mask. When does this insanity end???"

Comment: Airlines, being an essential part of travel, have taken tyranny to new heights. Covid is only the latest excuse for power-hungry employees to wreak havoc on their customers' travel plans.

Children do not need, and shouldn't be wearing masks. Actually no one should be wearing one.

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ReRan · 2020-12-12T18:51:07Z

Good question, "Where does this insanity end?"

Rowan Cocoan · 2020-12-12T18:59:51Z

As we know, kids don't get it and toddlers don't can wear masks.

BUT, Ho-rris, getting down with Bribem's plans, said

"He looks a lot older .. . I'll report back - excuse us."

R.C.

shellycheval · 2020-12-12T19:05:32Z

Sad day in our country when a 2 year old is smarter than the sheeple making the rules!

Psstoffgoy · 2020-12-12T19:16:38Z

When you purchase a ticket you agree to ALL their fu*ked up regulations so you either bend over and squeal like a pig or get off the plane. I had some twinky flight attendant wake me up on a long haul flight because my mask wasn't over my nose. Under other conditions I would have knocked the shit out of the deserving as*hole. The crew seem to get their rocks off being dicks to people, they must have a pre-employment assessment to find the biggest wanks to go along with the agenda.

Rowan Cocoan · 2020-12-12T19:26:19Z

Psstoffgoy Am I correct in detecting that it was a male? A smarmy boy? I know the feeling. (It seems that they are probably tested to make sure that they have sufficient soy in their diet. )

Unless we have a 'Good Reset' back to what it was over a year ago, I doubt I'll ever fly on an airline again. Also, I've gotta say that long, long before now, indeed,before 9/11/2001, I have been on some 'airline 'watch closely' shit lists . . . the stories I could tell.

RC

Psstoffgoy · 2020-12-12T19:37:29Z

Rowan Cocoan I think it was a he? Hard to tell, even the female crew grow a set when they are given some authority. They know the brainwash security ass holes have their six and will thump anyone they decide needs to be reprogrammed.

Rowan Cocoan · 2020-12-12T19:46:00Z

Psstoffgoy "Have their six." I know that from my father USAF. You Military? LEO?

Me? A 'law child' of the MIC.

R.C.

Rowan Cocoan · 2020-12-12T19:48:45Z

Rowan Cocoan I just looked up the origin (I hate not knowing stuff) and I see:

In the old days before computers took over, military pilots watched for enemy fighters. When they were spotted, they reported to the other pilots in the group using clock positions. 12 o'clock was directly ahead, 3 o'clock to the right, and so on. In addition, they reported whether the enemy was high, level, or low. One tactic was for a fighter to get behind the target plane. This gave the pilot plenty of time to line up his shot, since that was the undefended blind spot and flight vectors closely matched. “Check six” was a warning that a plane was getting into that position, and “I've got your six” meant the speaker was protecting that position. First, this was WWII rather than WWI. During WWI, radio was still in its infancy, requiring heavy batteries or generators and delicate glass vacuum tubes. Therefore during WWI, radio was mostly limited to ships. Second, this was said not between fighter pilots but rather by an escort fighter to a bomber. Thus the person saying “I’ve got your six” should be indicating that the other person has the main mission to accomplish — it’s asymmetrical. You’re not saying “we’re in this together,” you’re saying “you run the ball, I’ll block.” A common tactic by German fighter pilots was to attack an American bomber from straight ahead and high above. The nose was the best target on a bomber, and in case of a miss, the pilot could strafe the length of the bomber. Thus, another feared call was “Twelve o’clock high!”

T'was my recollection likewise.

RC

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