Originally Posted by
Collierkr
i cannot agree with the last statement. Are you able to regularly fly, or even go through security, without physical identification? There are always exceptions but TSA doesn’t have to let you through.
And airlines discriminate against customers all the time... so many examples of people being kicked off for smelling bad, saying something unusual, etc..
I think two separate issues are being confused.
Government is limited from restricting a persons right to freely navigate the roadways/airways, in other words the person is protected by the Constitution which limits what government can do.
A business offering transport to the general public can't discriminate on the basis of race, religion, ethnicity, and so forth but can limit a persons access to their transportation system if the person violates the Contract of Carriage which covers reasons a person may be denied accommodation.