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Carnival Cruise Lines Ban 24 Black Hooligans For Brawling.
There are serious allegations of bias against Carnival Cruise Lines, with the Ratchets in the peanut gallery leading the charge. Upon the return of Carnival’s Jubilee ship from a seven-day cruise back to Texas, a group of special needs citizens were involved in a violent brawl. The resulting riot led to 24 people being banned from the cruise line.
Carnival Cruise Lines has recently implemented a stringent set of rules to prevent any further disruption to its business. After a series of mob-style brawls involving patrons, the management has taken decisive action to protect its guests from harm.
New Rules: (1) All You Can drink perk has been discontinued
(2) Patrons may not sneak in contraband alcoholic beverages.
(3) Mass Boots on the ground stomping and clacking are disallowed
(4) Rap Music is no longer allowed in the ship’s discotheque.
A Hit Dog Hollers The Loudest.
It’s crucial to consider the context of these rules. The argument that they essentially ban Black people from the cruises overlooks the fact that they are designed to ensure safety and comfort for all guests. It’s not about race, it’s about behavior. These rules are general rules to address safety. No one else took offence to rules.
Big Ship Sailing On The Ocean.
Since its formation in 1972, Carnival Cruise Lines has grown to become the world’s largest cruise line, followed by Royal Caribbean. In 1970, Ted Arison, a founding partner of Norwegian Cruise Lines, decided to branch out on his own. Using a loan from a friend, he launched Carnival Cruise Lines.
There is an old saying that says most businesses last only to the 3rd generation. Because it’s easy to come, it’s easy to go. The 3rd generation didn’t have to work for the wealth. Carnival Cruise owner Micky Arison wants his business to last for generations to come.
When the big ship is sailing on the ocean, we don’t need any commotion.
It’s a given that most Black people who cruise on Carnival are well-behaved. However, there is always that small click that is out for something other than an enjoyable cruise experience. You can observe that subset among all races.
The subset that has to be seen. TikTok and Facebook are not large enough platforms for them. Oh no, they are there to have a good time at everyone else’s expense — come rain or shine. I’m bringing the Hood with me, whether you like it or not. Sometimes the ‘good suffers with the bad.’
A Time And Place For Everything.
There is a time and place for everything. I enjoy attending the Goombay Festival and Calle Ocho street festival; however, the Cruise Ship isn’t either of those two places. The word ‘Carnival’ here has a different connotation.
Some people are calling for a boycott of Carnival Cruise. Blacks account for 11% of guests on cruise ships.
That is a hit Carnival can take.. The segment of White people who stopped cruising on Carnival because of rowdiness may return. It is clear that Micky Arison, the owner of the Miami Heat and Carnival Cruise Lines, did the math.
Micky Arison inherited Carnival Cruise from his father, Ted Arison, a partner of the failed Ensign Bank. The younger Arison doesn’t want Carnival to go the way of Ensign Bank.
It’s essential to remember that these rules are not intended to ban any one group of people. They aim to address specific behaviors that can disrupt the cruise experience for everyone.
“Think globally, act locally.”
It is crucial to be forward-thinking but not a forward person. “Be kind to everyone you meet because each carries his heavy burden…” Plato.
Embrace the three Constants: change, justice, and rightness.
The thought police are busy at work trying to suppress free speech. If allowed their march to madness, they will arrest your very thoughts.
Free Speech is thy Lord.’
