It seems like common sense is making a comeback, This week, a Delta Airlines employee became the internet’s latest hero for standing his ground against an alleged transgender activist. Why? Because he dared to use the wrong pronouns. Oh, the horror!

The video, which appears to have been filmed at New York-LaGuardia International Airport (LGA), shows the employee calmly responding to the activist’s complaints about being “misgendered”. His response? “It wasn’t intentional, but if you want to take it personal, that’s also okay.” Now, isn’t that just refreshing?

But wait, there’s more. When the activist continued to complain, the employee didn’t back down. Instead, he firmly told the activist, “You’re being condescending and if you want to continue, I have full authority to escort you out of the building right this moment if you want to play that game with me.” Talk about laying down the law.

To top it off, he even added, “Would you like to continue three days before Christmas? I really don’t mind.” I mean, who doesn’t love a bit of holiday spirit mixed with a healthy dose of reality?

Trans activist tried bullying an airline employee for “misgendering.” The employee wasn’t having it! 😂

This is the correct way to deal with these narcissists who demand we give in to their delusions.

It’s all just a power trip for them! pic.twitter.com/vMYgLuUpdC

— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) December 26, 2023

And guess what? The internet loved it. The video went viral, with most viewers praising the employee for standing up to the activist’s demands. One commenter wrote, “Trans activist tried bullying an airline employee for ‘misgendering.’ The employee wasn’t having it! This is the correct way to deal with these narcissists who demand we give in to their delusions. It’s all just a power trip for them!”

Attorney Kurt Schlichter chimed in, saying: “You are not morally obligated to play along with nuts who demand attention and obedience.” Podcast host Konstantin Kisin added, “This is how it’s done. We must stop being a society of adults who are afraid of children who want to enforce their speech codes on the rest of us.”

So, what’s the takeaway here? It’s simple. No one has the right to control what another person says or does, especially not over something as trivial as pronouns. We all have a right to our opinions and beliefs, and that includes the right to not play along with someone else’s delusions.

So, kudos to the Delta Airlines employee for standing his ground. It’s a reminder that common sense isn’t dead, no matter how much some people might want it to be.