[Impala64ssa]

Rhetorical questions of the day: What if a flight attendant wore a Gadsden flag pin? Or a (GASP!) Confederate flag pin? Or, horror of horrors an ISRAELI flag pin? Betchya that employee would be facing disciplinary action, if not terminated faster than Lets go Brandon Brown on steroids.

There's more airport Karen freakouts and midflight meltdown vids than one can watch in a lifetime. Not to mention their planes are falling apart midair and all they're concerned with is the hurt feeeewings of certain demographics.

I'd feel safer flying on a Trans American Boeing (boing?) 707 piloted by Leslie Neilson. /NO sarc here!

[vaskypilot]

How about no personal badges, pins, etc when in Delta uniform?

[TexasGator]

[politicket]

I fly frequently. Seeing Palestinian adornment on a uniform would make me seriously consider where I wanted to spend my money next time.

It's not that I'm heavily triggered - just that I'm a strong believer in free market capitalism and will typically reward the company busting their butt to serve the customer, versus one who spends more time focusing on woke ideologies.

[beaversmom]

Other than a Delta pin or American flag, nothing should be allowed on their uniform.

[V_TWIN]

“a Gadsden flag pin? Or a (GASP!) Confederate flag pin? Or, horror of horrors an ISRAELI flag pin?”

You forgot a Cross

[ArcadeQuarters]

Are the pins there to let hijackers know who’s on their team?

[butlerweave]

Companies converting to islam at the blink of an eye

[Dacula]

FIRE that person’s boss. No excuses!

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“The team member responsible for the post has been counseled and no longer supports Delta’s social channels. We apologize for this error.”

[chajin]

I’m sick to death of corporations bending the knee to all the leftist Islamist mafiosi.

[MinorityRepublican]

It only took us 23 years to forget about 9/11.

[V_TWIN]

https://www.nxtbook.com/mspc/delta/above_wing_1ed/index.php?startid=17

[KrisKrinkle]

“Palestinian flag pins...Hamas badges” = hate symbols.

[alexander_busek]

“I hear you as I’d be terrified as well, personally,” the airline wrote in a post. “Our employees reflect our culture and we do not take it lightly when our policy is not being followed.”

Company representatives should always use "corporate speak" when handling a delicate issue.

In the case at hand, the second part of the statement is okay. But the first part was totally unnecessary - esp. the word "terrified."

Regards,

[butlerweave]

Makes the passengers wonder if the plane will Kamikaze into the ground at any second

[Jeff Chandler]

Don’t those flight attendants know that Hamas memebers would probably throw them off of roofs?

[Responsibility2nd]

Modern day Nazis. These flight attendants would feel right at home 80 years ago as train attendants transporting Jews to concentration camps.

[Chgogal]

Do not fly an airline that through cowardice supports Hamas.

[Olog-hai]

On Wednesday, an X user posted two photos of Delta flight attendants wearing Palestinian flag pins, which were incorrectly described as “Hamas badges” …

What’s incorrect about that?

[usurper]

“Our employees reflect our culture and we do not take it lightly when our policy is not being followed.”

The one employee at Delta with a brain just got demoted.

Its called a uniform for a reason. I.e. all the employees dress the same.

Delta Airlines does not exist as a platform for individual employees to express their personal political opinions. No unauthorized adornments should be permitted. There is no first amendment issue here and management had a clear choice and chose this path.

Delta management has made a statement with this action, It stating that its okay for our employees to show support for a designated terrorist organization on our flights.

Delta management has now endorsed a group of Jew hating, mass murdering Nazi reprobates.

In the future, shop for airline tickets accordingly.

[magooey]

Isn’t Delta a disease variant of Covid?/s