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DALLAS — Southwest Airlines Co. suspended a pilot whose disparaging comments about gays and older flight attendants were transmitted over an air-traffic control frequency.The summer travel season is barely underway and already we have a suitcase-full of stories about passengers behaving badly.The pilot was talking with another crew member and apparently didn't realize that his microphone was on.Southwest said Wednesday that the pilot was reinstated after going through diversity training. The incident happened in March and was reported this week by KPRC-TV in Houston.The president of the Southwest flight attendants' union local said his group asked its lawyers Wednesday to consider filing a bias complaint with the federal government.The union official, Thom McDaniel, said attendants "do important work and should not be demeaned by pilots, managers or anyone." He said Southwest tried to dismiss the pilot's comments by calling them a private conversation. [Read the full article] Why is it okay for this guy to fly in that get up when a guy with low pants can't even get on one flight!The answer to that shouldn't be surprising, the ruling elite in this country are against minority influence, even the way they dress. We have a history of making rules/laws to get at US minorities. Think about it, the only reason why marijuana and cocaine became illegal a century ago was because of the belief only mexicans and blacks were doing it and no other reason.What the 81.......Everybody knows that. White people hate everybody. It's been scientifically proven in many lab and research studies.My 13 year old daughter and I would just laugh, probably have a picture with him, and share the story with others and laugh some more !!!. Folks....IT AIN"T NO BIG DEAL !!!! Who knows why he is doing it...?Who cares...?! He is expressing himself, and hurting no one. [Read the full article] The summer travel season is barely underway and already we have a suitcase-full of stories about passengers behaving badly.Delta Flight 1972 had landed around 11 p.m. Monday and a cleaning crew reported the incident as the plane sat at Terminal B's Gate 53 early Tuesday.Authorities told The Star-Ledger of Newark the object was wedged between seats 21B and 21C. No one had been assigned the seats.The object had the body of a clear pen, with an electrical button trigger and a nail and alligator clip protruding from it. A battery was held by electrical tape, and next to it was a flashlight top.FBI Special Agent Bryan Tavers told the newspaper there was no imminent threat at the time the object was discovered.Copyright 2011 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.The summer travel season is barely underway and already we have a suitcase-full of stories about passengers behaving badly. [Read the full article] 
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