Offensive T-Shirt

[kalm]

Yes it's offensive to some, and yes the airline is within their rights to refuse service, and yes I wouldn't want to have to explain it to my sons, but still, it's a pretty damn good dig.

Woman Kept Off American Airlines Plane For Allegedly Offensive Shirt

An unidentified woman claims that she missed her American Airlines flight because staff found her choice of clothing offensive, according to the blog RH Reality Check.

That's because it bore the statement: "If I wanted the government in my womb, I'd f--k a senator." The slogan first appeared on a sign at a rally in Oklahoma in February. Oklahoma Sen. Judy McIntyre (D) famously posed with the sign, telling The Huffington Post, "I saw a sea of signs that caught my eye, but this one in particular -- I loved its offensive language, because it's just as offensive for Republicans of Oklahoma to do what they're doing as it relates to women's bodies. I don't apologize for it."

[youngterrier]

I don't see how that can be offensive

[Pwns]

I don't see how that can be offensive

Many people don't like profanity, YT.

[SuperHornet]

While I agree with the sentiment, I as well object to the language. But if banishment were the FIRST move of airline staff, they were WRONG. The FIRST action should have been to ask her to cover it up, likely with another T-shirt or by going into the lav and turning it inside out. Only kick her off if she refuses.

[BlueHen86]

While I agree with the sentiment, I as well object to the language. But if banishment were the FIRST move of airline staff, they were WRONG. The FIRST action should have been to ask her to cover it up, likely with another T-shirt or by going into the lav and turning it inside out. Only kick her off if she refuses.

Or take it off, depending on what she looked like.

[SuperHornet]

Well, given all the chicks running around in Brandi Chastain sports bras nowadays, I wouldn't put it past her.













(But not if it's Camryn Manheim.)

[Vidav]

I don't see how that can be offensive

Many people don't like profanity, YT.

But they don't have the fucking right to not fucking be offended.

Pussies.

[Ibanez]

This cunt obviously did it for the attention. Why else where a shirt like that?

[houndawg]

Yes it's offensive to some, and yes the airline is within their rights to refuse service, and yes I wouldn't want to have to explain it to my sons, but still, it's a pretty damn good dig.

Woman Kept Off American Airlines Plane For Allegedly Offensive Shirt

An unidentified woman claims that she missed her American Airlines flight because staff found her choice of clothing offensive, according to the blog RH Reality Check.

That's because it bore the statement: "If I wanted the government in my womb, I'd f--k a senator." The slogan first appeared on a sign at a rally in Oklahoma in February. Oklahoma Sen. Judy McIntyre (D) famously posed with the sign, telling The Huffington Post, "I saw a sea of signs that caught my eye, but this one in particular -- I loved its offensive language, because it's just as offensive for Republicans of Oklahoma to do what they're doing as it relates to women's bodies. I don't apologize for it."

The Senator would have to be a Democrat. The Republicans are in the men's room tap dancing in the stalls....

[89Hen]

The Republicans are in the men's room tap dancing in the stalls....

You would know big boy.

[Chizzang]

The Senator would have to be a Democrat. The Republicans are in the men's room tap dancing in the stalls....

Oh...
And don't forget blowing their drug dealer boy friend in their wife's car (Yeesh)

That one made me laugh

[CAA Flagship]

Many people don't like profanity, YT.

But they don't have the **** right to not **** be offended.

Pussies.

I think that would be covered under the "pursuit of happiness".

[JohnStOnge]

If it were up to me it wouldn't be like it is but as it is if you have certain words written it causes problems. In this case the word is the "F" word. I don't know why it is that you can say "copulate" and everything is fine but if you say the "F" word it isn't. But that's the way it is.