| Griffin said: Why do you have a problem with him saying he sees no problem with a lady giving birth on a plane. I knew somebody that was born on a plane.
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Its all kind of out of context, but if a woman knows she is about to go into labor (her water has already burst) and then decides to get on a plane, she has made a dangerous decision for both her child and herself. Every major airline has a policy that you have to have doctor's permission to even board the plane, which Sarah Palin didn't. It is also their policy to make an emergency landing.
If their are any complications on a plane, you are completely screwed, because there is no suitable medical equipment, not to mention it is hard to even go to the bathroom sometimes during flight, let alone give birth to a child.
Mr Bubbles claimed that he saw no potential problems with delivering a baby on a plane. If you have a choice to have a baby on or off a plane, I think that choice is clear, ESPECIALLY if labor has already begun. That was just one of the many examples of dumb things Mr. Bubbles has said, so don't take it the wrong way.
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