Yeah, it's one of those mysteries in life--- why can't people stand muslims
Posted on 07/13/2014 10:51:49 AM PDT by equalator
Dr. Lisa Rosenberg, a physician from New York, was returning home from vacation boarding a flight from PBIA to John F. Kennedy International Airport. She said she had just finished a phone conversation with a colleague when a woman said she was offended by Rosenberg’s remarks.
“I was saying how it was good Israel found the students that killed the Palestinian teenager and how it was exemplary not making them into heroes, but seeking to publicly try them,” Rosenberg said. “I said any other country would have made these students out to be martyrs and celebrating them.”
Rosenberg added that she had never heard of the Palestinians seeking the same sort of justice against one of their own people.
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And the Palestinian got to stay. Geeez I remember right after 9-11 when muslims were thrown off of planes for wearing turbans because the other (decent God-fearing normal humans) would complain. I suppose this is tit for tat. If it's one thing we should be afraid of on airplanes, it's Jewish female doctors. I shudder.
And Muslims wonder why we don’t like them.
Yeah, it's one of those mysteries in life--- why can't people stand muslims
If I had been the pilot, the Muzzie would have been booted.
I REALLY hope she sues the airline.
BIG TIME.
Am i am not a litigious person.
so, someone can eavesdrop on your phone conversation in public, claim to be offended, then you get kicked off a plane?? What the heck???
Meanwhile, I’m sure Abe Foxman is ready to issue a joint statement with Arab chrstian leaders in the Middle East about how hateful, bigoted, and murderous Bible-thumping rednecks are.
And which airline was that, so that I never give them any of my business?
I don’t do business with Muslim owned/operated businesses any more, period.
The plane is exactly the WRONG place to have a discussion like this with someone you just met. Opinions are intense in both directions. Believe it or not, there are even some Jewish people who favor the Palestinians. If they are so locked into Liberal Worship as that, you won’t change their minds during a plane ride, w/o some hysteria or anger going on. Talk about it long after you have left the plane and long after you are out of the air terminal, so you don’t make a spectacle that attracts the TSA. I would not talk about Obama’s presidency during a flight unless it was someone who agreed with me already. Practice basic Survival techniques during this Progressive Siege, is my opinion.
Yet Dr. Rosenberg from New York likely voted Marxist in the last 2 presidential elections.
When was the incident where a muslim was thrown off a plane for wearing a turban?
I see from the article that she was on her phone. She was not directly talking to the one claiming to be ‘offended’. Even still, be aware that you are being listened to. Wait and return that call later, in private.
I would have let the muuzie stay ON the plane while the rest of us stayed IN the plane. Of course too many muzzies on planes will mess up the aerodynamics for a little while but I’m thinking enough of them will eventually let go and do a solo flight for a little while.
Gotta love it that the person who FEELS BAD because the other one stated an opinion trumps everyone else. Touchy thin-skins rule. Works well in the White House/ not.
We’re living in Obama’s World, upside down morality and attacks on the regular normal American. Please Lord protect our country from its “leadership”.
Everything I needed to know about Islam I learned on 9/11.
in the days after 9-11 if people boarded A plane where they felt uncomfortable, the airlines were asking the muslims to leave. It was just a few times
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