*winces*

[conuly]

Ow, ow, ow, this is just a painful take on the story. And people are agreeing with the silly! MY EYES!

I'm going to go hide now. Excuse me.

Comments

[ironychan.livejournal.com]

Um... I'm afraid I actually have to agree with that. The mall where I work does not allow shirts with profanity, bare feet, or roller skates. This is clearly posted, and if you come into the mall with one of those things anyway, you will be asked to leave by security. I've called security to report such things (kids often manage to sneak those godawful roller-sneakers in). If that's the airline's stated policy and they've got it up somewhere, and the woman refused to put a jacket on or change her shirt, then they can make her leave. I doubt it'd be an issue with anyone but her if it weren't for the political commentary involved.

[conuly]

But she *didn't* refuse to put a jacket on. She covered up the shirt. The jacket (may've been a fleece, something like that) came unbuttoned while she was sleeping. I read this article before.

[ironychan.livejournal.com]

Okay, if that's the case and they didn't giver her a chance to cover it up again, then that's different.

But the way she sounds like she's being all martyr-y about it makes me rather suspicious.

[(Anonymous)]

How exactly does a shirt (jacket, whatever) just come unbuttoned while sleeping? I don't buy that.

Sorry, but I agree with the posts.

[conuly]

What, that's never happened to you? Because it happens to me *all the damn time*.