No mask consequences

Aug 02, 2020 Last reply: 5 years ago 96 Replies

I am very proud of Delta.



Andy



Delta flight returns to gate after travelers refuse to wear masks



From CNN's Jennifer Selva



A Delta flight was forced to return to the gate when two of their customers wouldn’t wear masks, according to Delta Air Lines spokesperson Emma Protis.



Protis told CNN in an email that Flight 1227 on July 23 was on its way from Detroit to Atlanta when they were forced to turn around.


Whatsit cost for a round-trip Uber from Detroit to Atlanta?

Sucks for the airline but the passengers knew the rules before boarding.

Sucks for the other passengers who have to suffer because the airlines chooses to turn around instead of stipulating on the ticket if they don't wear the mask, they will be subject to a fine of some high monetary value.

It's acceptable for democrats to riot and loot and burn buildings down and destroy other people's property but you want to fine a passenger $100k for not wearing an ineffective N-Zero mask?

How about we fine the democrats BLM for all the damage they caused?  Good grief!

And good luck with any airline actually collecting a fine or penalty. They should have been arrested at the gate for failing to comply with the crew. I think there is a federal law covering that. I hope they don't refund the ticket cost. Again it's stunning how arrogant, stupid and inconsiderate some people are. Sadly it's the Republicans driving this, making it some kind of political statement. Jerks like Ted Cruz, who defied TX law and went to the hair salon that was having it's 15 mins of fame for a haircut is an example of the problem. Hope he's satisfied, look at TX now.

How can an N-Zero mask be ineffective?

When you keep it in your back pocket.

It is effectively 'not blocking' anything around a micron in diameter even if it is in your back pocket.

Take it out of their reparations.

I personally think masks are stupid, but I still ask the proprietor if he wants me in a mask or not. I do not want him persecuted by the state. And it is common curiosity

Seems alot of states have exclusions to any mask requirement, soooo.... I'm good just about anywhere I need to go.

With the plethora of state and county laws, ordinances or executive orders it is sometimes hard to figure out if this is enforceable law or just a suggestion. I think some if not most of these mask cases are going to be quietly thrown out because the "mandate" is so ambiguous that it does not rise to the level of law. They don't even say what constitutes a "mask" in most cases. I make the store owner happy because I support his right to serve anyone he wants and not to serve anyone he doesn't. Outside, f*ck you.

You mean like those people who bring service dogs into stores where no pets are allowed? If it is a health issue, I think the ADA trumps the governor.

This state structured it so nobody gets arrested and a business might get a $100 fine at the most. The city cops declared the day after the shutdown enforcing it wasn't their job. A real arrest would mean examining the legal basis. It's easier to cow the sheep, to mix a metaphor or something.

Like you, I support the store owner's right to refuse service to anyone, including people looking for a wedding cake with two grooms on it.

I've seen some service dogs that couldn't provide a service beyond fighting off a pissed off chipmunk.

This is why the heavy-handed Der Führer Whitmer is cracking down on Michigan's mask scofflaws.

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If you ever decide to have a rational conversation, I will listen

But two hot young brides would be cool ;-)

Those are called "companion dogs". They are for folks that can't keep any friends. They try to pass these untrained dogs off as service digs all the time.

I do not mind service dogs. They are well behaved.

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