Airlines deny boarding to passengers from wild Sunwing party flight to Mexico
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I don't like the idea of an airline stranding people in a foreign country, and I really don't like that the prime minister directly mocked those people, but going on a "free" trip you "won" on instagram organized by someone you have never even heard of is pretty idiotic.
If you're going to break a number of laws on a flight, I don't think it's terribly surprising that the same business, or other airlines, might decline to do business with you in the future.
Ultimately, these are private enterprises and you're not entitled to your preferred mode of transportation for a return trip to Canada. It would be a lot more inconvenient to have to bus or rent a car to drive all the way back, but if you're going to break a bunch of laws the consequences may, unsurprisingly, be inconvenient.
One person died violently, an unarmed rioter who was shot by Capitol Police after the force finally decided to do the job they were trained and armed for, after letting 150 idiots cause chaos for far too long.
Four other rioters died of heart attacks and so forth around the time of the riot, not violently.
And before you say "Didn't a bunch of police officers get killed?", no. Officer Sicknick died of a stroke the day after the riot, but he was not hit by a fire extinguisher, or exposed to bear spray. His autopsy specifically checked for and ruled out such causes for the stroke.
https://www.journaldemontreal.com/2022/01/06/des-fetards-con...
I am not saying what they did is good. In fact all of the Canada, going through the brutal Omicron wave right now, is jumping on the scolding and memefication train. But this is straight up Black Mirror material.