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Airline T-shirt Farce Continues
Thursday 14th of December 2006 06:56:09 PM
The airlines are at it again – a man who was wearing a T-shirt which was deemed unsuitable was forced to remove it.
The man, who was wearing a printed T-shirt with a picture of president bush and the words “Worlds #1 Terrorist”, was told he would be banned from two flights unless he removed it.
This is not the first time a man has been forced to remove his T-shirt and it seems that printed T-shirtsare always going to cause a stir.
What is even more baffling is the fact that the Australian man in question as actually due to fly from London to Melbourne so he was not even in America. It just goes to show the support that the UK is giving America.
The T-shirt was seen as a security issue and it is thought that it could have offended other passengers; hence the decision was made to make the man remove it.
The question seems to be now, just how many more T-shirts are going to be banned and forced to be removed? They are used to make a statement and there is supposed to be a degree of freedom of speech, yet these T-shirts are being banned left, right and centre. It is only a matter of time before a protest begins regarding freedom of speech and it seems a decision is going to have to be made as to whether these T-shirts should be allowed to be made in the first place. After all, what is the point of having these T-shirts if you cannot even wear them?
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