T-Shirts that will get you denied from getting on an airplane

[tracher999]

Sure, I'll go check my local private jet dealer...

yeah idd

[altnet]

"Airport guards at Heathrow Airport stopped a man from boarding a plane because he was wearing a Transformers t-shirt showing a cartoon gun. Brad Jayakody was wearing the exact t-shirt pictured, and was so incensed at being refused boarding rights that he blogged about it - you can read his account here."
I fully support this, I mean Michael Bay movies are horrific crimes against humanity

[Lt. Ferret]

ill fucking agree with you on that one.

[danyboy27]

"Airport guards at Heathrow Airport stopped a man from boarding a plane because he was wearing a Transformers t-shirt showing a cartoon gun. Brad Jayakody was wearing the exact t-shirt pictured, and was so incensed at being refused boarding rights that he blogged about it - you can read his account here."
I fully support this, I mean Michael Bay movies are horrific crimes against humanity

and this is what happen when you surrender your rights for more ''security''.

[RGacky3]

Those Tee shirts make people nervous. Why upset people for no reason? The airlines would get calls, the police would get calls. Needless bother. And don't forget the Revolution hasn't happened yet so the airlines are private businesses--they can make their own rules on whom and what they will carry.

No they cannot, airline security, who gets on the plane, infact the whole airline industry is heavilty regulated as it damn well should be.

No.

You are yelling "FIRE" in a crowed theatre.

OK, you say you aren't. I say you are--so let's err on the side of caution. You lose.

Wearing a T-shirt is not yelling fire in a crowded theatre.

No one issues alerting warnings about imminant disaster through a t-shirt.

No because airlines are private business and can make their own rules for who they let on board.

Buy yourself your own plane and you can fly wherever you want wearing whatever you choose.

Easy as that.

And airlines can build their own airports. Again, they DO NOT make the rules, airlines can't ban arabs, for example.

[Viet Minh]

DO WANT!!

[Rafiq]

Those Tee shirts make people nervous. Why upset people for no reason? The airlines would get calls, the police would get calls. Needless bother. And don't forget the Revolution hasn't happened yet so the airlines are private businesses--they can make their own rules on whom and what they will carry.

That doesn't mean we recognize the rules of the bourgeoisie.

[spice756]

This t-shirt is okay http://www.news.com.au/travel/galler...4810239?page=2


Not sure about http://www.news.com.au/travel/galler...810239?page=12 or http://www.news.com.au/travel/galler...4810239?page=9




I don't see any problem with this one http://www.news.com.au/travel/galler...810239?page=11


All other t-shirts are terrorist messages.So I can see why.

[Ocean Seal]

I love the security risk excuse. Sir, your T-Shirt is a weapon of mass destruction, please come with us.

[Lanky Wanker]

"I have a bomb" << I'm still trying to figure out whether they'd take that seriously and charge at you, or take it as an obvious joke and laugh.

[Agent Ducky]

Really? Because a terrorist with a bomb is totally gonna walk in wearing a shirt that says "I have a bomb.".... so stupid. Some of those shirts are awesome. The transformer one makes no sense. Will I get stopped for wearing a shirt with a Molotov cocktail? O_O

[Delenda Carthago]

http://www.news.com.au/travel/galler...810239?page=12

gtfo