"Bryan" wrote in message
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"thunder" wrote in message
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On Sun, 09 Oct 2005 09:55:58 -0400, Bert Robbins wrote:


Your freedon of speech ends when you move from your property or public
property to someone's private property.

The airline is private property, being that it is not owned by the/a
government, and the airline can make the rules and regulations
regarding
how its customers present themselves and conduct themselves while on
the
airline's private property.

A airline is considered a "public accommodation", not "private
property",
and they are limited in the rules they can set. If you think not,
think
if an airline can refuse boarding because of race. The question is one
of
obscenity. My guess is, as obnoxious as she may have been, it *is*
probably protected speech.

Not all speech is protected under all circumstances.

A "public accomodation" is still private property, and the owners have
the right to set standards.......otherwise you would not be able to have
dress codes etc.........as usual the liebrals are barking up the wrong tree