Privileges Demanded for Flying While Fat
Make room — and plenty of it — for the next belligerently oppressed identity group: the grotesquely obese.
Real news spinoff Not the Bee pulls ahead of the Babylon Bee in the race toward absolute absurdity:
Morbidly obese “plus-size influencer” who goes by “JaeBae” has started a change.org petition demanding the FAA and airlines give fat flyers as many free extra seats as they need to accommodate their girth.
From the petition, which over 5,400 have signed:
Air travel should be comfortable and accessible for everyone, regardless of size. … The lack of a uniform customer-of-size airline policy is unacceptable and must be addressed.
That is, government coercion must be applied through the FAA. Demands include:
All plus-size passengers should be provided with an extra free seat, or even two or three seats depending on their size, to accommodate their needs and ensure their comfort during the flight.
Looks like airlines will need a whole new fleet of redesigned planes:
Airlines must provide additional airport assistance to plus-size travelers if necessary, including wheelchair assistance and priority boarding. Airlines should also create accommodations for larger passengers, such as larger bathrooms, seat belt extenders, and alternative seating arrangements.
Indoctrination in CRT and LGBT victimology is imposed throughout society. JaeBae wants something similar:
Airlines and government agencies that regulate the airline industry must train all employees on how to accommodate plus-size travelers, including handling sensitive situations and providing appropriate customer service.
Surprisingly, she doesn’t mention free seconds, thirds, and fourths on inflight meals.
The rest of us will have to pay more to provide free seats to those who let their weight get out of control. It’s what we deserve for not being clever enough to find a way to qualify as victims.
Have you ever felt that it was unfair that plus-size travelers are forced to pay for an extra seat or are humiliated for their size while traveling on airlines? I have, and that’s why it’s time to demand fair treatment for everyone, regardless of their size.
— Jae’lynn Chaney (@JaeBaeOfficial) April 7, 2023
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