This is a sad straw man argument from someone smart enough to know better. https://t.co/EhOJBK4XoY
— Gabriel Malor (@gabrielmalor) December 22, 2016
Two people were removed from a JetBlue flight earlier today after one of them harassed Ivanka Trump, who was on the plane with her child. Slate’s Jamelle Bouie found a way to twist it into this:
https://twitter.com/jbouie/status/812046949666820096
One question deserves another:
https://twitter.com/OfThePatriarchs/status/812058652064497664
Also, when did harassing because “talking” and “questioning”?
The “argument” seems pretty clear cut:
Actually people are arguing you don't make a spectacle on planes and go after a parent in front of her children. https://t.co/nZnZiCrhQE
— Michael Freeman (@michaelpfreeman) December 22, 2016
https://twitter.com/TPCarney/status/812054242185846784
Bingo.
I think the argument is don't act like a raging idiot on an airplane, no matter who's on it. https://t.co/WKAFOxyXYP
— Sam Burnham (@C_SamBurnham) December 22, 2016
No. No one is saying that. Do more thinking. https://t.co/FeFbFSi7hp
— Jay W. Richards (@DrJayRichards) December 22, 2016
https://twitter.com/1979amish_ban/status/812051574583234560
You don't yell at people on planes. You especially don't yell at people on planes with their kids. I really don't think this one is hard. https://t.co/Fd7h13PWYB
— Dan Amira (@DanAmira) December 22, 2016
People R saying that harassing a mother with her children on a plane is Out Of Line AND it is. Nothing Manly! @IvankaTrump @realDonaldTrump https://t.co/FKyH1cRguj
— ⚡️Gideon Henry⚡️ (@GideonHenry) December 22, 2016
Yes I'm sure if a conservative screamed at Malia Obama you would be totally understanding and cool about it, right? https://t.co/owHGAiRlgS
— Matt Walsh (@MattWalshBlog) December 22, 2016
@jbouie So common courtesy can be ignored if you just don't like something enough. Watch what you wish for.
— Carl Gottlieb (@c_cgottlieb) December 22, 2016
The double standards are amazing.