Jared Evan
A fervent mask zealot flight attendant tossed a Jewish family off a flight going to Newark departing from Orlando, after one of her 6 children was not wearing a mask. Outrageous situations involving arguments over masks have become an every day affair.
The mother was traveling alone with her kids, when the Flight Attendant, in a frenzy due to corona virus paranoia, tossed them off the flight.
Daily Mail reported:
Chaya Bruck told New York Daily News she was ordered off the flight despite her desperate attempts to explain to flight attendants that she would try to get her daughter Dina to wear the mask but she had believed the little girl was exempt.
Other travelers rushed to her defense but when the toddler still wouldn’t co-operate, all passengers were then asked to leave the flight.
VIN pointed out:
The mother explained to her that her 2-year-old simply would not wear one. But, she explained, this should not pose any issue whatsoever, as the JetBlue website clearly states that their mandatory mask policy does not apply to “small children who are unable to maintain a face covering.”
Daily mail reports, Bruck’s husband is going to file a lawsuit against Jet Blue for not abiding by their own regulations.
One video filmed by a person sitting in the same row as Bruck shows her pleading through tears with staff to allow her to stay on the plane with her children and saying that she will try to keep the mask on her daughter
‘I can try … you do realize she’s 2,’ she asked the air stewardess.
‘I do and also its not something that we can excuse,’ the woman responds.
‘So what should I do? Should I hold her hands?’ she asks as she tries to get the mask on her crying daughter while staff tell her that it’s too late and she must leave the plane.
From here the situation escalated, from all accounts, the other passengers were siding with the mother.
Breitbart noted on Jet Blue’s policies on wearing masks:
Their policy since April has been:
This new policy will require customers to wear a face covering over their nose and mouth throughout their journey, including during check-in, boarding, while in flight and deplaning. Customers will be reminded of this requirement before their flight via email and at the airport by both terminal signage and announcements. Small children who are not able to maintain a face covering are exempt from this requirement. [Emphasis added]
However, JetBlue appeared to update its mask policy on Wednesday afternoon under “coronavirus travel notices,” which now states that “all travelers 2 years and older must wear a face covering over their nose and mouth throughout their journey, including during check-in, boarding, while in flight and deplaning.”
This is another case of what mask regulations are slowly doing to American culture. There is scant medial proof that toddlers are spreading the virus while showing no symptoms.
The control freaks are emerging from the shadows, finding an opportunity to flex their muscles and live out their deepest desires to control and dominate over others, taking advantage of the pandemic
Social Media spread this entire event:
