Mary MacCarthy and pet

It was maybe a good faith concern, maybe a black flight attendant was just pissed that these white bitch be steal our men.

Either way, it seems difficult to claim the airline committed a crime.

At this point, the civil court system should just be abolished.

New York Post:

A white mother is suing one of the country’s biggest airlines, claiming it accused her of trafficking her black daughter.

Mary MacCarthy, of Los Angeles, filed suit Thursday against the airline for “blatant racism.”

The mother is seeking to change Southwest’s training and policies, after she accused the airline employee had assumed her daughter Moira, then 10, couldn’t be hers based on their differing skintones.

She is also seeking unspecified compensatory damages, for emotional distress. mental anguish and more, along with legal fees.

In Oct. 2021, the suit claims, MacCarthy was traveling to her brother’s funeral with her daughter Moira, then 10, via the San Jose airport, when a Southwest airline employee made the wrong assumption about the pair.

While they were in the air from California to Colorado, a Southwest employee called the Denver Police Department to “report Ms. MacCarthy for suspected child trafficking,” said the lawsuit, filed in US District Court in Colorado.

“There was no basis to believe that Ms. MacCarthy was trafficking her daughter,” the lawsuit states.

“The only basis for the Southwest employee’s call was the belief that Ms. MacCarthy’s daughter could not possibly be her daughter because she is a biracial child.”

As the pair walked down the jet bridge after the plane landed, were whisked off for questioning by police, the court papers said.

During the questioning, Moira began to “break down in tears.”

The mother-daughter duo was eventually let go, but MacCarthy claims the airline displayed “blatant racism,” which caused her daughter “extreme emotional distress.”

“The Southwest employee on the plane reported Plaintiff MacCarthy to the police without any conversation or contact with either Plaintiff which would have raised suspicions in the mind of a reasonable person.”

“To this day, when Moira and I are out in public — and especially at airports or on planes — I’m hyperaware that we might be judged and reported for any interaction we have with each other,” MacCarthy told Newsweek.

“It’s a strange feeling to be on alert about your most basic behaviors with your child, and it’s exhausting. As for Moira, she still clams up and doesn’t want to talk about what happened.”

There are, I’m sure, several exhausting things about having a black child.

The airline is going to be able to cite precedent.

Thank you @SouthwestAir for looking out for the safety of this girl and all the others. https://t.co/eNpSNxagz8

— Perimedic💜🤍💚 (@PeriMedic) August 6, 2023

If Southwest hired me, I’d stroll up in that bitch like Ben Matlock and be like, “you hour, the defense objects to this woman’s morally reprehensible sexual behavior, and would like to enter into the record that the plaintiff should not be reasonably expected to be bedding a negro.”

“Any reasonable person would assume this harlot of the lowest moral character would be living on welfare, and not making trips to anywhere further than Walmart, rather than jetsetting around like a rock star.”

Of course, the Jew media are hiding the fact that vaccine-related mass walkouts are responsible. They’re blaming “unexpected staff shortages” on the problem, as if such a thing happens in a vacuum.

They’re also blaming the weather.

CNN:

The long weekend got a bit longer for Southwest customers after the airline canceled more than 2,000 flights Friday through Sunday.

The world’s largest low-cost carrier canceled three of every 10 departures it had scheduled on Sunday and the disruption continued into Monday, a federal holiday, with 337 flights — or about one in 10 — canceled so far, according to the aviation tracking website FlightAware.

The company blamed the cancellations on air traffic control problems and limited staffing in Florida as well as bad weather. It told CNN late Sunday that getting operations back to normal was “more difficult and prolonged” because of schedule and staffing reductions made during the pandemic.

“We’ve continued diligent work throughout the weekend to reset our operation with a focus on getting aircraft and crews repositioned to take care of our customers,” the airline said in a statement.

In a statement, the Federal Aviation Administration said there have been no air traffic related cancellations since Friday. The agency said that airlines are experiencing delays because of aircraft and crews being out of place.

“Flight delays and cancellations occurred for a few hours Friday afternoon due to widespread severe weather, military training and limited staffing in one area of the Jacksonville Air Route Traffic Control Center,” the FAA said.

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It’s a busy travel weekend as Monday is a federal holiday. Southwest canceled 808 flights on Saturday, stranding thousands of passengers across the country.

Inside sources revealed what’s really going on behind the scenes.

From my dad who is a pilot about the current situation with Southwest airlines pic.twitter.com/44tFnM3tYz

— ️Joshua️ (@I_Kill_Art_Hoes) October 10, 2021

Countless Southwest Airlines employees have walked out of their jobs to oppose the vaccine mandate, causing operations to effectively shut down

Imagine the dysfunction that we’d see when such protests are taken up by the US military, police & other sections of the working class pic.twitter.com/xf1oZc5Z8a

— Alexei Arora (@AlexeiArora) October 10, 2021

🚨 – Southwest Airlines pilots file restraining order against the company to halt vaccine mandate.#NoVaccinePassports#NoVaccineMandates#SouthWestAirhttps://t.co/uiXw9vsHpk

— Your Special Agent (@youspecialagent) October 10, 2021

We should definitely praise the employees who walked out for standing by their convictions (and saving their souls in the process) by refusing this deadly Jewish vaccine. Let’s hope this creates a far-reaching domino effect, and that the staff of other airlines, having seen how effective these mass walkouts can be at crippling the profits of their employers, follow suit when they inevitably receive the same ultimatum.