Correct.
The airlines have a right to keep you from making everyone else on the plane uncomfortable or nervous.
We already know what happens when you get very nervous people on airplanes, such as those that need to be on their medication, but aren't for some reason.
Here's an e-mail I sent:
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""It sucks to be an Arab/Muslim living in the US these days. When you go to the middle east, you are a US tax-payer destroying people's houses with your money, and when you come back to the US, you are a suspected terrorist and plane hijacker.""
You had to change your t-shirt, you say?
Thank heavens you were dealing with American Christians. Two Americans in Iraq had their shirts changed for them by a mob:
http://www.francesfarmersrevenge.com/stuff/archive/images/iraq.htm
... that is, changed into smouldering ashes, along with thier entire bodies.
So cry me a river.
If you spent more time denouncing the mass murderers and their apologists waving the banner of Islam, instead of the people who are trying to cut them down and root them out, maybe you'd elicit a little more sympathy. Maybe if you didn't go out of your way to put your fellow airline passengers into a state of mortal fear as some sort of sick, perverted game, then maybe more people would give a damn.
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