EasyJet refuses to let columnist on board for sending critical tweet

Re:EasyJet refuses to let columnist on board for sending cri... by javert on Wednesday September 25, 2013 @10:33AM (#6444782)

YOu know what? What is right and wrong is right and wrong, regardless of what a bunch of EU bureaucrats say.

To the extent easyJey is a government bureau, they have no right to do anything. To the extent they are actually a company, they have every right to withhold service as much as they please.

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Re:EasyJet refuses to let columnist on board for sending cri... by flumbaps on Wednesday September 25, 2013 @11:07AM (#6445020)

Of course, yes, everyone is always in complete agreement about what is right and wrong, because humans are always absolutely objective when it comes to moral decisions.

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Re:EasyJet refuses to let columnist on board for sending cri... by tommorris on Saturday September 28, 2013 @03:55AM (#6461280)

Does a bar have a right to refuse service to a gay couple? Does a restaurant have a right to refuse service to an Asian man? Does an airline have a right to refuse service to a black person?

There are sometimes quite compelling reasons to require private companies to provide services aimed at the public without discrimination.

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