The Law
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| Originally published | 1849 |
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| Authors | Frédéric Bastiat |
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| ID | 2323877 |
About The Law
The Law is an 1850 book by Frédéric Bastiat. It was written at Mugron two years after the third French Revolution and a few months before his death of tuberculosis at age 49. The essay was influenced by John Locke's Second Treatise on Government and in turn influenced Henry Hazlitt's Economics in One Lesson.
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Coronavirus: American Airlines, passenger will not be removed for wearing the mask
To wear, American Airlines customers will be required to Face coverings, unless you meet a few exceptions to this
American Airlines has removed a passenger from a flight after he refused to wear a Face covering in compliance with his Covid-19 security policy.
Brandon Straka was asked to wear a mask on The Flight 1263 from New York to Dallas, Texas, on Wednesday.
When Mr. Straka refused, he was asked to leave The Flight , the airline said.
Mr Straka said there was no law to carry the demanded of him, covering her Face , on The Flight .
"I was just away from my flight for wearing a mask. 1. times that this has happened. Not a Federal law," Mr. Straka tweeted from New York 's Laguardia Airport .
American Airlines said it was forbidden, Mr. Straka, to "Face -coverings are required, for the customer".
the Face -masks were used to reduce The Risk of the spread of Corona Virus during the pandemic, reduce.
Although there is no Federal law require masks on flights in the United States, all major US airlines have been enforcing the Face to cover rules for both passengers and crew since the middle of may.
On Monday, It was said that customers who you refused to wear Face coverings would not be on Board, and could be prohibited from future trips.
Mr. Straka is a former actor and hairdresser, has as a guest on Fox News , and the #WalkAway campaign, the calls to disavow people founded their support for the Democratic Party .
The #WalkAway website sells brand-name items, including a $20 (£16) Face mask.
The Conservative activist described, American Airlines mask policy posted, as "absolutely crazy" in a video on Twitter, with the statement, "We have no choice. "
He's a Flight Attendant "made a mistake" said by He Said to him, "it was The Law ", a mask on the plane.
"When I pointed out that This Was true, she said: 'Yes, it is, Yes it is'. Finally, they changed their story, "it is our policy, and if you don't do it, you can't fly With Us '," He Said .
"I said, no one has even asked me if I have a condition that prevents me from wearing a mask. The entire staff stood around me intimidated me. "
A New York Times reporter, who was aboard The Flight , managed some of the record-armed on his cell phone.
In the video, Mr. Straka can, he heard a dispute with a Flight Attendant . If you are prompted to do so, she asks him if he has any complaints, then he has papers to confirm this.
After a tense exchange between Mr Straka and the Stewardess, a woman can be heard shouting: "Sir, you can do it, or you rise?"
American Airlines said, there are exceptions to his mask rules for children, passengers, eating and drinking, and those with medical Conditions .
Mr Straka declined to comment, saying: "I find it difficult and unaffordable to wear a mask, Yes. "
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Source of news: bbc.com