> ...you can believe whatever the hell you want, as long as you don't impose it on others. I completely agree, but how far are you will to extend that logic?

> ...you can believe whatever the hell you want, as long as you don't impose it on others. I completely agree, but how far are you will to extend that logic? Because in this specific case the passenger that was asked to move is trying to impose her egalitarian beliefs on those that established the airline's policies for pandering to the orthodox. I think the best way to correct this sort of stupidity is to let the market handle it, instead of throwing another exception to a basic principle onto the pile: you can believe what you want... unless you operate a business in a specific industry with an employee count greater than X.