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Brothers and sisters in Christ, this is a delicate subject to latch on to. Certain women, primarily hippies and nigras, insist on allowing their babies to suckle on a place that God did not intend. This perversion is a gateway sin.THIS story illustrates that, aside from the Biblical consequences, there are legal ones too.
Ok, now I understand...The "baby" was nearly 2 years old? And its name is "River"? The family was probably kicked off the plane for their unGodly stench as well as exposing their sexual organs.
Thank God I only fly on the Landover Lear fleet.
Anyway, let this be a lesson to all the ladies out there. Sexual perversion will not be tolerated, no matter how many jew lawyers you hire!
Woman kicked off plane for sexual perversion
November 14, 2006
BURLINGTON, Vt. --A New Mexico woman has complained that she was kicked off an airplane about to leave Burlington International Airport because she was breast-feeding her baby.
Gillette, her husband Brad and their daughter River, who live in New Mexico, had been visiting relatives in Vermont. Their flight was three hours late but appeared to be preparing for takeoff Oct. 13 when Gillette decided to breast-feed her 22-month-old, she said.
A flight attendant approached, tried to hand her a blanket and told her to cover up, Gillette said. She said she had a legal right to breast-feed her baby.
Moments later, a Delta ticket agent approached and said the flight attendant had asked that the family be removed from the flight, Gillette said. She said she didn't want to make a scene and complied.
"It embarrassed me. That was my first reaction, which is a weird reaction for doing something so good for a child. And then helpless," Gillette said.
The Vermont Human Rights Commission investigates complaints and determines whether discrimination may have occurred.
November 14, 2006
BURLINGTON, Vt. --A New Mexico woman has complained that she was kicked off an airplane about to leave Burlington International Airport because she was breast-feeding her baby.
Gillette, her husband Brad and their daughter River, who live in New Mexico, had been visiting relatives in Vermont. Their flight was three hours late but appeared to be preparing for takeoff Oct. 13 when Gillette decided to breast-feed her 22-month-old, she said.
A flight attendant approached, tried to hand her a blanket and told her to cover up, Gillette said. She said she had a legal right to breast-feed her baby.
Moments later, a Delta ticket agent approached and said the flight attendant had asked that the family be removed from the flight, Gillette said. She said she didn't want to make a scene and complied.
"It embarrassed me. That was my first reaction, which is a weird reaction for doing something so good for a child. And then helpless," Gillette said.
The Vermont Human Rights Commission investigates complaints and determines whether discrimination may have occurred.
Thank God I only fly on the Landover Lear fleet.
Anyway, let this be a lesson to all the ladies out there. Sexual perversion will not be tolerated, no matter how many jew lawyers you hire!
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