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manicholic
1 minute ago, JustLikeHoney said:

Again it was a flight attendant who reported it. Someone who probably works day in and day out with Gay co-workers and on top of it she or he was reporting it in half of the airline. I mean it just wasn't some random prejudice person who reported it. 

While the issue here is more about the insensitivity/ignorance that United displayed in regards to gay parents and the obstacles they face already in adopting and fostering, I can tell you from personal experience that out of all the airlines I've flown over the last decade, I've only faced discrimination on United flights, multiple times, by their flight attendants and employees. 

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littlepotter
19 minutes ago, neptugne said:

Did you know, it's possible for people to report things that "look wrong" because of prejudices they have?

Uh, prejudiced against what? Men? How could she know he was gay, and how is that even relevant?

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JusKeepBreathin
2 minutes ago, manicholic said:

While the issue here is more about the insensitivity/ignorance that United displayed in regards to gay parents and the obstacles they face already in adopting and fostering, I can tell you from personal experience that out of all the airlines I've flown over the last decade, I've only faced discrimination on United flights, multiple times, by their flight attendants and employees. 

Sorry that you have gone through that. I have never flown united. I stick with AA and Jet Blue sometime. I have family in PR so I fly there a couple times a year from Miami or FLL. What ever ticket is cheaper. I am not trying to say what you feel is wrong. This particular case just seems a little weird.

"Nothing in the world is more dangerous than sincere ignorance and conscientious stupidity." -Martin Luther King Jr.
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weed
Just now, littlepotter said:

Uh, prejudiced against what? Men? How could she know he was gay, and how is that even relevant?

So never in your life have you ever looked at someone and thought they're gay? Even gay couples? :oprah:

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littlepotter
2 minutes ago, neptugne said:

So never in your life have you ever looked at someone and thought they're gay? Even gay couples? :oprah:

How is that remotely relevant to the issue at hand :air:

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Just now, littlepotter said:

How is that remotely relevant to the issue at hand :air:

You asked me how she could possibly tell they were gay, I asked if you've ever assumed someone is gay. What's so confusing for you?

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littlepotter
43 minutes ago, neptugne said:

You asked me how she could possibly tell they were gay, I asked if you've ever assumed someone is gay. What's so confusing for you?

I'm confused how you can miss answering the question of "how is that man being gay relevant to the issue at hand" like 3 times but whatevs 

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weed
51 minutes ago, littlepotter said:

I'm confused how you can miss answering the question of "how is that man being gay relevant to the issue at hand" like 3 times but whatevs 

It's relevant because homophobia???? What do you think this post is about if not homophobia?

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littlepotter
Just now, neptugne said:

It's relevant because homophobia???? What do you think this post is about if not homophobia?

This has nothing to do with homophobia, it's about a woman being worried about a child's safety and just making sure everything was right. I don't understand your reasoning at all.

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weed
3 minutes ago, littlepotter said:

This has nothing to do with homophobia, it's about a woman being worried about a child's safety and just making sure everything was right. I don't understand your reasoning at all.

Nothing to do with homophobia yet every single article written about this mentions the fact that he's a GAY dad, this post is under LGBT, and the man who was detained is planning on suing United :diane: ok girl 

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Economy
19 hours ago, Hola Soraya said:

United ha Azealia Banks era! 

OT: How TF can they hit a newer low after the incident with the doctor?  

I dunno if id say its a "newer low"

 

The Doctor got roughed up pretty bad!

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Hola Soraya
58 minutes ago, Economy said:

I dunno if id say its a "newer low"

 

The Doctor got roughed up pretty bad!

Ya I know. I wrote it to mean after the doctor incident I would have imagined that they'd stay on the down low without doing stupid scheiße like this. :saladga: 

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On 5/27/2017 at 3:50 PM, JustLikeHoney said:

There is really only two ways to hold a five year old on your lap while they are sleeping either towards you or away from you. I have a five year old niece so i'm talking from experience. If she is sleeping toward you there is really no way you are touching the genital area. But if the child is sleeping away from you then yes some parent grab the child by the thigh or even hold them by the crotch so they won't fall, but that usual only when they are babies or toddlers. At 5 years old your hand shouldn't be anywhere near your kids crotch or so close that a complete stranger could mistake it for fondling. Look at how big that kid is in the picture. The parent could have easily wrapped his arm around him without being near his crotch. If that's something that looks weird, it should be reported and then let the authorities figure out guilt or not. It's not the job of the person reporting it to figure out if someone is guilty. If it looks wrong report it.

you weren't there. so how is your judgement on the situation in any way valid? just bc you have a niece doesn't mean you know how this man was holding his son. 

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JusKeepBreathin
4 minutes ago, buddh1sm said:

you weren't there. so how is your judgement on the situation in any way valid? just bc you have a niece doesn't mean you know how this man was holding his son. 

Neither were you. How do you know he wasn't holding him inappropriately. The whole crew made the decision. I do think United's apology was handled very inappropriately. But again, if it looks wrong report it. The authorities will handle the rest.

"Nothing in the world is more dangerous than sincere ignorance and conscientious stupidity." -Martin Luther King Jr.
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Just now, JustLikeHoney said:

Neither were you. How do you know he wasn't holding him inappropriately. The whole crew made the decision. I do think United's apology was handled very inappropriately. But again, if it looks wrong report it.

because yeah absolutely the dads after going through the tragedy of losing a father in PR would molest their son on a public flight back to the US. listen to how you sound defending this. 

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