But..Is it really? Federal Law would be passed by Congress, right?.......Right? 🥺
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It's not against Federal Law.
The Federal Government cannot mandate laws upon a private company like that without passing a law approved by congress and senate. Which hasn't been done.
There's also been no executive order mandating masks on board flights or airports. There has been executive orders stating that if you're in a federal building, you're required to wear a mask*, but airports aren't federal property. Airlines aren't Federally owned and operated. Their mandate has no jurisdiction.
They should just man up and say that's their company policy and stop passing the blame buck. At least be honest about it.
*If you have an exception due to a medical condition, you don't have to wear a mask. That exception is as easy as going to a CNA and saying you need a mask exception, just like you'd ask for a service animal exception to not have to pay for a pet deposit if you're renting. They hand them out to everyone. No questions asked.
I hate to be on this side cause i fucking hate government.
But regulatory agencies create regulations at the federal level. If those regulations are not enforceable with the justic system they bevome empty recommendations.
So like when the EPA catches you building in soil with improper chemical levels in violation of their regulation, they are correct to say "you're violating federal law." If you want to argue it's just a regulation, that's like saying you're fortifying the election not stealing it. It's a difference without a distinction.
You're right except the last part. It's not even a distinction. There is federal law that allows regulatory agencies to set and enforce regulations. Just because the regulation itself isn't codified doesn't make it not the law.
The law says "This department gets to decide how <X> works". If you violate that, you're breaking federal law. Or, I suppose, the airline is breaking federal law if they allow you to do it.
The debate needs to be over why these regulatory agencies are so enormous.
Trump understood, that's why every new regulation had to accompany two being removed.
Pretty sure they are required to recognize exemptions but they don’t care.
Companies that don’t recognize handicap needs like wheelchair ramps get sued
They know that, they just figure (sadly, correctly) that very few will understand any of this discussion, and, the few of us who do, they simply plan on ignoring, zip-tying if need be, and handing us over to cucked "police" departments to ensure we are appropriately harassed and discomforted in to silence.
Welcome to the clown show that is the Fascist States of America...populated by the horrific multitudes of the well-indoctrinated-but-poorly-educated and ruled by those who the Constitution say are only meant to be Representatives.
BuiLD yOuR OwN aiRLiNe
Please with smoking hot stewardesses and an open bar.
I actually knew someone who owned a small airline. And a few pilots working for little ones out of San Jose. And an ex-classmate who built (and lost) a small aircraft resell business. It isn't as scary and inaccessible as most people think. The only couple of things that would stop me from venturing into it right now are other obligations and the whole "coViD-19" bullshit, maybe after it's all over.
I have a pen and I'll use it!
It's communist propaganda
It's against federal regulations, I believe. And some consider regulations to be law.
So essentually the airlines can say whatever they want as long as it doesn't directly hurt anyone.
"ThEy aRe a PrIvAtE cOmPaNy, AnD tHeY CaN dO WhAt ThEy WaNt"
Even in states and local stuff the retards are saying “mask is the law” and when I say executive orders aren’t law, legislatures pass law, people ignore me and say “REEE ITS PRIVATE COMPANY POLICY”
Federal law would be passed by a dictator in a dictatorship.
Not only that...how did they get to the gate without a mask?
Airports are not federal property. Airplanes aren't either but airlines can do mask bullshit with their airplane.
But question: if Iowa, for example, bans mask requirements, wouldn't airports not be allowed to require them?