Southwest Airlines, the proud sexists who nearly kicked a woman off of a flight because they deemed her outfit inappropriate, are at it again.
A second woman is complaining after an airline took issue with her sexy attire.
Setara Qassim said she was flying home to Burbank, Calif., from Las Vegas in June when a Southwest Airlines flight attendant gave her a blanket and told her to cover up.
WARNING: Large breasted women are not welcome on Southwest Arlines. If you insist on flying Southwest, bring along something to cover up with .
5 comments:
You are obviously a product of the mindless MTV generation that enjoy programs such as "My Super Sweet Sixteen" and "The Hills", and that is why you feel sorry for these girls. I say good for Southwest for saying no to these Paris Hilton and Britney Spears trashy imitations. How can you call what the airline is doing harassment?? What these girls are wearing is offensive to women and children and yes, men with sophistication, class and character. Not everyone should be subjected to this over indulgent culture trend that is being celebrated by some of our less than admirable members of society. I implore you to watch the video of Kyla Ebbert again where she wore the outfit that caused an attendant to ask her to leave. The entire nation gets a crotch shot when she sits down after modeling her barely there skirt. And Southwest is sexist!? No, clearly you're a pervert with no regard for people around you. That is why you condone such behavior. Now I know you probably want to write me off as some right wing, fundamentalist, conservative republican, who just loves Pat Robertson, but I have bad news for you. I consider myself politically to the left, I am pro choice, and don't affliate with any political party. And as far as maybe accusing me of not being sympathetic to women's rights...well, I look forward to voting for Hillary in '08. Thanks.
i guess we know what airline you won't be flying. ;-)
Shana Tova!
Never heard of "My Super Sweet Sixteen" and "The Hill"? Maybe I am a pervert.
I do know that whenever I fly, the airlines have never informed me in advance of a dress code. Shouldn't there be some transparency?
And Brandon, you have to be nice when you are playing in my sandbox. Just like in kindergarten.
These women are welcome to fly on mt airline anytime.
I'm sorry for being so rude...
I will play nice...
I'm new to this...
Thank you for being more mature than me in your response.
Look forward to reading more of your blogs!
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