Isn’t it the same? I mean, obviously just saying “we don’t allow Jews on the flight” isn’t what happened. Taking one person’s wrongdoing and applying it to their “type” would be antisemitism or at least racism. Is that your question?
There's a movement amongst Macedonians to wear green shirts, a flight to Frankfurt departed with 270 passengers, amongst them 120 identifiable Macedonians with green shirts.
Several green shirted passengers fail to comply with crew, when it comes to the connecting flight airlines refuse to allow the green shirted Macedonians to board their connecting flight while allowing the remaining passengers.
Are they anti Macedonians? Anti green shirts?
Or are they doing a very wrong move by grouping people and punishing an unaffiliated group of people for the sin of other's?