Thrown From Plane for Breastfeeding.

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• JA

  @JackNeville-m4w · 2 years ago

  “Karen is going out of her way to make sure the other passengers pay more fees than necessary” outrageous and ridiculous and unacceptable

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• AV

  @avillemorris166 · 2 years ago

  No she should not get a second chance charging customers all those extra money to  line her own pocket maybe

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• SM

  @Smiley_Park · 2 years ago

  How is it being a show-off if she’s breast feeding a baby 💀

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• JA

  @JackNeville-m4w · 2 years ago

  “Karen is finding new ways to get fees from passengers” is not needed or necessary

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• SP

  @SpyrosBerdesis · 2 years ago

  Second chance? Absolutely not!!!!

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• WA

  @waleedhaddad1676 · 1 year ago

  breastfeeding mothers should be respected not ashamed

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• MO

  @MollyGsLifeOfficial · 2 years ago

  Karen should not get a second chance because the president of airlines knows how bad she’s been treating Taylor.

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• HI

  @highwindsclarke2685 · 2 years ago (edited)

  The look on Karen's face when she met Nr Washburn is priceless. I wouldn't work for that airline.

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• BL

  @BlitzyGoddessGaming · 2 years ago (edited)

  She shouldn't get a second chance. Look at the facts. She went out of her way to make another flight attendant's job terrible by shaming her for how she looks. She only stopped when she "realized who the girl's dad was". As far as charging high prices for carry on. What she don't realize is there are people in the world with asthma, diabetes, etc who need to have carry on in order to travel by airplane. They don't have their inhaler and have an asthma attack, it could be horrible for them. Karen Reynolds was really not emphatic at all about it. I don't know what world she living in but if i were president of the airline and I hired people based on their looks, Karen Reynolds would have been fired immediately because she doesn't look the part. So no, she went out of her way to mistreat people for no reason. Made them not want to fly on the airline. That would cause the airline to lose money. Don't give her a second chance. Don't give her the opportunity to ruin the airlines' good reputation.

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• WO

  @Wonyoung-n4z4s · 1 year ago

  Second chance?! Absolutely not!!!!!!!! No matter about their sizes!

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• KB

  @KBAFourthtime · 1 year ago

  Even if one asks any mother "nicely" just "one simple favor" to breastfeed in the bathroom, it's always too much to expect.

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• VI

  @VirginiaHarrington-u3k · 1 year ago

  This very thing happened to me in 1969. I was traveling with two children under five and a six week old baby. I had my choice of taking all three children into the tiny bathroom to breast feed or to leave the plane at 30,000 feet.

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