Only On 2: O.C. Woman Says Airline Asked Her To Move Her Seat Because She's A Female
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- čas přidán 28. 09. 2016
- Mary Campos was told two male passengers from Pakistan were unable to sit next to a woman, so they asked her to move. It's a story that is Only On 2. Stacey Butler reports.
Sue for sexual discrimination.
This would be gender discrimination.
There was nothing stopping these men from buying the third seat in their row, to avoid any chance of a female for sitting next to them. This lady should file charges, and maybe this entitlement by certain people would stop.
The monks should have bought all the seats around them to make sure they weren't sitting next to any females. It should be their burden if they choose such a life, not ours.
Nope cause Israelis do the same dummy
I am not assuming, but I would just imagine those monks might be beating their bats when they're alone in the bedroom imagining that woman.
Excuse me???? ".....Ms. Campos was unhappy with the handling of the seat assignments?" She wasn't the one that started this!!!! The two (2) men were. They're the ones that should've been moved. Not Ms. Campos.
AGREED!
If she doesn't sue, they will continue that policy and then it grows into other sectors of society. Go file charges, get a civil rights attorney.
Why ? ... It's just one priviliged class supplanting another, it's inevitable. Some are more equal than others.
@@heretodaygonetomaui3567 "Some are more equal than others?" No, they're not. If the "monks" were unhappy, then they're the one that should've received re-assigned seats. Not her.
@@southtexasprepper1837 Please DON'T feed the Incel TROLL.
@@heretodaygonetomaui3567 I doubt Maui wants you either. I don't think they have INCEL basements on Maui.
@@southtexasprepper1837 Why would anyone question the judgement of a belief that they could survive in an impenetrable fortress in a post apocalyptic scenario you ask ? 1st thing that comes to mind ... Hong Kong WWII.
Dec. 7 1941 ... Hong Kong: impenetrable fortress
Dec 14 1941 ... Hong Kong: conquered.
Dec. 25 1941...Hong Kong
@ 15:30 Governor Young and General Maltby surrendered in person to General Sakai at the Japanese headquarters on the third floor of the Peninsula Hotel.
United handled that very badly.
The men should have been told to bugger off. this is such a stupid belief
How about changing the men seats!! Sitting them in a row where there was empty seat or another man sitting, Instead of bothering her or any other passengers on that flight because of the men beliefs.
Omg I'm from Sri Lanka and i had to give up my seat in the bus because a monk sat next to my seat. The other passangers to me to get up and i had to travel the who ride standing. I was so confused that when a man sat there no one reacted. This is so stupid. I dont have to respect all monks. They aren't as pure as it says
Maybe their monks just can't control their sexusl urges next to women.
well sure change her seat.......giver her a better one . send her to first class. that is how you deal with that.
I too am a million miler. I was departing from Kuwait City on Kuwait Airways. When I got on board, I found a woman seated in my reserved aisle seat at the back of the plane. She was wearing traditional Islamic coverings. When I asked her to change seats, she refused to speak to me, not unexpectedly. I asked a flight attendant to move her to her assigned seat. Replying in Arabic, she told the flight attendant “no.” I relented and told the flight attendant I would sit next to her in the (dreaded) middle seat. When he told her, the little old lady pitched a fit…yelling and screaming. She said there was a man next to her original seat which is why she moved to the back of the plane and planted herself in my empty seat.
Seating is a zero sum game on airline flights. I asked if I could be seated in her original seat. He returned a few minutes later to escort me to the front of the plane. It was an aisle seat. He thanked me for my patience.
I was a guest in Kuwait for business. I was bound to abide by their customs and laws. My situation was different from the woman in the video. In my estimation, United Airlines did her wrong. She was owed an apology and a make-good flight or upgrade.
Way to go United! Are you kidding me?! I can not believe this! "United would look into this" ... nothing, of course, happened. Imagine if someone said "my culture does not let me sit next to a black man." Would they have accommodated this? Of course not! Way to go CBS Los Angeles for reporting on this.
If someone had said that about me, an African American man, I would have pointed to the exit door and told them I guess your seat is on the other side of that door.
@@keithperkins3798 HEAR! HEAR! 👍
This really pisses me off. In 2003 I traveled on greyhound from AZ to WA state with my two daughters who were 5 months old and 3 yrs old. There was no full seat empty and the driver said my 3 yr old could sit in a different seat with someone else. Of course I wouldn't do that and it pissed me off so I had to wait another couple hours for the next bus in the middle of the night. Why are these people getting special treatment?
Dawn Madrid diffrent companies diffrent rules
@ohlookameme9917 It's ludacris for any public transport to ask a parent to allow a young child to sit with anyone other than their parents. Thar leaves the company open to lawsuits not to mention it may put the child at risk. You can't ask the stranger next to the child to watch them either.
Remind me never to fly United. I would have told the two male passengers in question to get out and walk
I worked with with a team of 10, me the only woman. Our work required communicating with each other. New guy right off refused to answer my requests. When guys intervened, his response: Women should never speak first. This job and others require a brain and common sense, not a third leg.
I had the same happen. I went to HR and threatened litigation. The guy was terminated 2 months after his negligent work nearly killed another crew member.
This is what we're getting these days. Having to cater to every other culture in the world. This was 7 years ago and it's only gotten worse.
this is outrageous! maybe United should have moved the monks off the plane. this is America, not Pakistan, Iraq,Iran or any other Muslim nation.
first of all, these were not muslims, but pakistani monks who practice Jainism which is an ancient religion from India. only idiots jump to conclusions and blame others like you did.
Mystic Pharaoh - Yes, TL R erred. But don’t you think it should have been the two men whose seats were reassigned? The airlines moving her instead of them was a statement in itself. Yes, in a perfect world she shouldn’t have minded, but I am kind of with the woman on this issue. The men had the issue and insisted SHE be moved.
This has nothing to do with being Muslim, as nowhere in the Koran does it practice this. This falls on those monks beliefs, and United just catered to them by make the woman a second class citizen in her own country.
@@MrTBoner1I learned too that it is cultural, not specific to the religion. You'll also find this disrespect for women by people of other religions and cultures practiced by women and men. Instead of expecting men to behave, a woman is blamed just for existing.
Noted, too, men from some beliefs are so freaked out by being near women that they cannot calm what happens in their brains. This said, it is not about religion or a whole country. It's about attitudes that blame women.
I understand this to be so after I discussed this with men and women from all around the world when I witnessed or encountered it directly. Knowing better now, I no longer want to travel solo to some places.
If he is uncomfortable around women, he should take a boat, he would be in US in no time.
Or she'll out for a private plane.
@@molly-blue7822 Do you have one where you could give her a free flight?????
Where is Madea when you need her?
Trust me they don’t care if you are disabled either. I paid for premium seating to visit family out of state booked well in advance to accommodate my service dog and they gave my seat away and stuffed me in the back of the plane with my service dog sitting on top of my feet causing me pain the entire 3.3 hrs of the flight with American. They only compensated me $250 of credit when I paid far more than that to book two premium seats to ensure I was comfortable.
Why are people still flying United? Did you already forget about them beating that doctor?
You don't always have an option.
The burden should be on the passengers who ask for the accommodation. Hopefully this woman was upgraded to first class.
Those men should definitely not fly commercial. That’s a ridiculous accommodation. The airlines have refused to let service dogs board. Why was this allowed??
They are in a different country, they have to accept the culture. Exactly the same they impose when we go to their country.
Perhaps they should be accustomed to OUR culture!
Yes, the 2 men should have been moved and set separately in different rows
Sounds like a personal problem for the two gentlemen. They got on a plane with females on board by their choice. If a ticket agent re-booked my seat for such a reason, they would be flying me anywhere I want when I want for life in 1st class for free.
So, what was the outcome, seeing as how this was posted 3 years ago..?!
So, multiculturalism is shit. Thank you for telling everyone this.
Isn't that discrimination? Doesn't matter what they religious beliefs are. Grounds for getting sued.
Thank you.
Good grief.... United should step up. Just admit yeah... it was a lousy situation that was handled badly... Here, have 100,000 free miles a first class voucher, and a lounge pass for your next trip.... Done. Easy writeoff and everybodys happy.
Only some forms of racism are enforced! W.T.F.
Discrimination 😢😢😢
High standards? Sure, ok I almost believe that
Women better get used to this kind of discrimination if they're going to continue to support the mass immigration of people from cultures who believe in it.
kaikou1098 no I should not have to get used to it
What?! Nonsensical and unrelated
There's already enough discrimination it doesn't need more. Everywhere, women's rights need to be increased so there's a global equality instead of more limitations spreading everywhere.
Trolls are a waste of breath.
Something similar happened to me on a flight with Air Egypt to Cairo 21 yrs ago. I am a woman who is 6'4", and I asked for the emergency exit seat. They told me I was not allowed to have it, as being a woman, I couldn't take the responsibility of the seat, should I have to open the door. Flatly, women are not allowed to sit there. When I got on the plane, 2 short, fat arabs were sitting in those seats instead.
Soviet II WTH that is messed up!!! 😤😤😤😤😤😤😤😤😤😤😤
And the irony is that every day, 5'1", 100-point female stewards in stilettos open these doors without a problem.
I hear that passengers seated at escape hatches are expected to assist people out if needed and to verbally agree or sign a document in agreement. Passengers may have something not safe for handling other people, such as large rings or long fingernails or they could be weak or have a heart condition.
I think I'd be safer if those passengers were to escape first as they may do anyhow - which their seat positions allow for, while I then can get out after them as my turn arises.
If anyone is to remain near any opening, that should be actual cabin crew who practice escape drills to save their peers and themselves regularly. They should be able to fit others going past any opening they attend to or not do that in spaces too tight.
And the cabin crew should be dressed in appropriate tops and pants with slightly heeled shoes which give some grip at the arch if needed but are not too high - half to a full inch maybe, with fingernails which are not dangerously long and no scarves around their necks or awkward hats which can be a hazard to them in an emergency. The cabin crew members should also be more attentive to passenger service and safety, not to maintaining uniforms and fakeup to "look good".
They are service members and should be the people ready and equipped to get people moving and out, that goes for women as much as men attending the flights.
Stilettos on an often bouncy and possibly a broken plane. 😢
I bet these gentlemen expect tourists to respect all of their culture when we visit their country, yet they visit our country and expect us to put their beliefs first.
Why does Liberty Daily link to a story that's three years old?
I am from Pakistan, that is simply not true.
That's like I heard of women soldiers expected to wear more of their uniform garments than men soldiers in stifling heat because the country they were serving in wanted women overly covered. The military uniforms that I know of are not "scant" or "indecent" they cover the torso and more than that of all soldiers. The women were as welcome as the men to help out but weren't welcome to wear only the duty equipment which works for soldering in the climate conditions in which they served in.
This woman passenger deserved her booked seat since that was the seat offered and bought. Men who can't be near women, right, they shouldn't fly with the public or at least they should pre-book on seats in a way they'll be only with men near them before taking the flight - but realize the risk a man may not show up and may be replaced to fit a woman passenger in.
Women have to gain the rights not to move, relocate or start new because someone can't accept them or can't leave them in peace. Companies, organizations and governments have to stop catering to men who can't get along or who otherwise have "values" or lack there of which harm or exclude women. Men need to respect women and find peace within themselves to join in or self-distance when / as they can. Men also have to respect that public is public, all can attend in a public place, so any movement or arrangement of people may happen.
I would have refused and treated litigation. The two men can ride in the aft bulk.
B/c were not equal
Public transportation of any type should not be made to accommodate anyone. Private transportation would be their mode of travel. Give two shits if they're monks, of any religion, it's their problem, not the public's.
SUE!
Finally a real feminist.
Define what a woman is?
Go away.
If you don't know what a Woman is, then you failed Biology I in High School.
@@southtexasprepper1837 - Don't take it out on me it's a question that today has twisted the very definition of what one is.
@@talos2373 You opened the box. If you can't define what a Woman is, then I'd suggest that you take a Traditional Biology Course. It's not that hard to figure out.
Give one millimeter and they'll take everything. Multiculturalism is the same as having no culture. Make the people who don't like our culture do the conforming...we certainly have to in their countries.
Sharia Law is great?
Is Islam right about women?
BULL$HIT
Pakistani.
Thank god Im not American
But I guess of you go 3 countries below mine, you see Islam
Tourists are required to respect a country's customs, laws, and practices. Guess you haven't figured that out yet?????
This is the US and these men need to go by US customs. United Airlines sure know how to lose their reputation.
This is just nuts..if we don't stop this ...Dear God help us make this stop...Vote Trlump..
So throw thewn off. The men are wrong period. Total BS.
Yall do realize Monks can't be Muslims right? This literally has nothing to do with Islam
When I go on a plane I should dress as a monk.
I love women but just having to sit and listen to them
is annoying at the best of times.
Are you all equally as outraged when men are forced to change seats to accommodate women and children? If one's bad, so is the other, or none are bad.
That's not the same thing!
Men are never forced to accommodate woman and children, as gentlemen they volunteered to, but that kind of shivery is most definitely DEAD!!! On the other hand those men had the problem sitting next to a woman so they should have been the ones to move, just like if the lady was the one to have a problem sitting next to men then she's the one that should have been moved.... It's just Common sense!!!
Nancy Scott I have first hand experience from being moved from my seat for being male.
Nancy Scott I have first hand experience from being moved from my seat for being male.
Greg Burch well that too is very wrong especially if you paid for that seat.. It should be your choice to give it up!
Osama Bin Laden - wow....if you call yourself this online, it says TONS about you beliefs and priorities!
So, the airline should be charged with racial and religious discrimination? Isn't it easier to move one person than to split up traveling companions?
Kendra Marybeth Davenport since when did "easy" start to mean "fair"?
What are you saying? Who said anything about splitting up traveling companions? United just placed women as second class citizens to appease the beliefs of men. When in Rome, you do as the Romans. Those monks should know if they are in another country and choose to take advantage of commercial transportation, they follow the airline rules, not the other way around.
DONT THINK ABOUT IT......SUE....!!!
Really ?? Really?? looks who is complaining about human rights? Its always ok until it happens to you! Welcome to America!