White passenger said Nigerian mom smelled 'pungent.' United kicked her off the flight, lawsuit says (racism, England)
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She can make it all she wants about race, but it's written policy that stinky passengers can be denied flight. Notice she said nothing about if she smelled or not. I don't care what race/nationality, if you stink, then you shouldn't fly and inconvenience others.
Didn't I read something similar about a Haitian woman whose privates were so strong smelling they had no choice but to ask her to leave? Not sure if this is about race, or just fake stories to keep the division amongst us.
I have read stuff about people who have allergies or issues with their endocrine system that have very strong odors.
I Had a coworker who smelled horrible by the end of day. She came in showered and clean. Eventually she was diagnosed with POS. I also watched a story on television about a woman with an allergy to a certain food that caused her to smell. It caused her a lot of strife in life. Only after figuring out the allergy could she resolve the issue with smell.
People do not want to sit near smelly people, that isn’t racism.
I have read stuff about people who have allergies or issues with their endocrine system that have very strong odors.
Something like that wouldn't even be necessary to smell pretty bad on an airplane on the second or third leg of a long international trip. I would start getting pungent myself travelling from Japan to the U.S. Fortunately, soap, washcloths, deodorant, and public restrooms with sinks and running water have been invented.
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