@RichFelker @united Airline employees have *always* followed this tradition. When you fly on passes, you dress up.
And telling 10yo girls their leggings are "inappropriate" is always the latter - policing girls' bodies.
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Don't be the "well actually" guy who thinks his experience with airline passes makes him an expert on tangential issue.
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this isn't a matter concerning society, it's an agreement between a company and their employee.
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Wrong on two counts. 1) They're a child not an employee. 2) Employment justice DOES concern society.
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The parent is the one with the pass which they agreed to the terms of. They could simply say no...
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I told my wife about this and she said she'd wear a clown suit if required for free flights for the family.
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3/ sorry, I'm just not outraged here, but by all means continue your crusade. Over and out.
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2/ code. All dress codes are cultural constructs & are sexist bc men & women have different requirements.
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1/ 10yo girls who buy airline tickets can wear *anything* they want. Those extended an employee benefit, follow a dress-
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spandex is restricted for all non revenue passengers. Your sexist goggles assume it applies only to women.
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the girls could have boarded in shorts while the father would've been restricted in tights.
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