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localroger

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22. That's not the problem

Fri Sep 24, 2021, 09:59 PM

Sep 2021

It's not that you have a right to travel by plane, but that denial of that privilege has to be mediated by due process with reasonable means to correct errors and appeal bad decisions. Those things don't exist so far with these airline travel bans.

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Delta proposes a second national 'no-fly' list -- for unruly passengers [View all] marmar Sep 2021 OP

DO IT Skittles Sep 2021 #1

Yes, do it. Delmette2.0 Sep 2021 #2

So there would be a variation of the No Fly List. HubertHeaver Sep 2021 #3

....... marmar Sep 2021 #4

Agree! keithbvadu2 Sep 2021 #5

As with the existing no-fly list, without accountability and due process NO. localroger Sep 2021 #6

Thank you Bucky Sep 2021 #11

No-one has an inherent right to travel by plane Spider Jerusalem Sep 2021 #18

That's not the problem localroger Sep 2021 #22

In this case, it doesn't Spider Jerusalem Sep 2021 #24

How about if they just implement a time limit? forgotmylogin Sep 2021 #27

That would be one mitigatoin localroger Sep 2021 #28

There is a process PJMcK Sep 2021 #41

If a common black list is being shared, how would this work? localroger Sep 2021 #43

GREAT IDEA! Ziggysmom Sep 2021 #7

That one guy shouting "You treat me like a (*)... black person!" Bucky Sep 2021 #13

Do it today BlueIdaho Sep 2021 #8

Would you like schools to share info on staff who acted inappropriately and were fired? Midnight Writer Sep 2021 #9

Airlines are private companies. If bars can refuse service, so can they. meadowlander Sep 2021 #17

And we allow that because there are alternate venues for you to do business with. localroger Sep 2021 #23

There are alternate ways to travel and options like teleconferencing that don't require travel. meadowlander Sep 2021 #37

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I dunno. I know this pandemic has some people acting like shitheads Bucky Sep 2021 #10

I don't think anyone 'acts' like a shithead. Captain Stern Sep 2021 #16

I'm basing shitheadedness on behavior Bucky Sep 2021 #19

I respectfully disagree. Captain Stern Sep 2021 #21

Nah, it's an academic argument Bucky Sep 2021 #32

That's fine if your ex didn't pay an airline employee $100 to put you on the list localroger Sep 2021 #25

Yes, it's absolutely fine if my ex didn't do that. Captain Stern Sep 2021 #29

Dude, chill. I don't even have an ex. localroger Sep 2021 #30

I just don't see anything wrong with the lists, or sharing them. Captain Stern Sep 2021 #33

So if you're in seat 37C, and the asshole is in 36C localroger Sep 2021 #39

C'mon man..is that how Delta makes their lists now? Captain Stern Sep 2021 #42

That's always how it starts, but it's never how it ends. History. /nt localroger Sep 2021 #44

Nope. They've proven they can't be trusted Arazi Sep 2021 #20

The Trump family should be automatic on the list. LiberalFighter Sep 2021 #12

a complete list & data base for all air lines to use & run on every booking ! period ! monkeyman1 Sep 2021 #14

Go for it Hekate Sep 2021 #15

Can someone change their name and evade the list? madville Sep 2021 #26

This is part of the problem. The way the list is maintained is totally opaque. localroger Sep 2021 #45

Absolutely. GoodRaisin Sep 2021 #31

... (FAA) ... has .. received over 4,385 reports of unruly passengers in the past year struggle4progress Sep 2021 #34

Honestly I would oppose letting the airlines create such lists. Now if the federal government wants cstanleytech Sep 2021 #35

Yes, absolutely. PoindexterOglethorpe Sep 2021 #36

There are probably some antitrust issues Sgent Sep 2021 #40

This is NOT like the terrorist no-fly list DBoon Sep 2021 #46