A New Jersey man says he was forced to change an anti-war T-shirt before boarding a United Airlines flight after a flight attendant deemed the message offensive.Sam Saadeh, of Linden, New Jersey, said he was boarding a June 4 flight from Atlanta to Newark Liberty International Airport while wearing a shirt reading, "Bombing kids is not self defense," when a United supervisor approached him shortly after he took his seat, according to CBS New York.Saadeh told the outlet he was "very confused" when he was pulled aside.FITNESS INFLUENCER SAYS LUFTHANSA TOLD HER SHE LOOKED ‘NAKED,’ FORCED HER TO ZIP UP BEFORE BOARDING FLIGHT"He was like, 'Hey, the flight attendant finds your shirt offensive,'" Saadeh recalled."I was like, 'Why?' He goes, 'Here are the choices.
Either you change your shirt or you can't get on this flight.'"According to CBS New York, Saadeh said he ultimately changed shirts because he wanted to make it home but described the interaction as humiliating and said airline personnel were unable to explain why the message violated company policy.United Airlines confirmed to Fox News Digital that Saadeh ultimately traveled on the flight after changing his shirt.PASSENGER ALLEGEDLY BOARDS FLIGHT WITH FAKE BOARDING PASS, FORCING PLANE BACK TO GATEA United Airlines plane bound for LAX turned around mid-flight after a "potential security concern." (Joan Valls/Urbanandsport/NurPhoto via Getty Images)"This customer flew as scheduled after changing his shirt," a United Media Relations spokesperson told Fox News Digital."That's all we'll have to share."United's Contract of Carriage states the airline may refuse transportation to passengers who are "not properly clothed, or whose clothing is lewd, obscene or offensive."Fox News Digital has not independently verified the passenger's account, and United declined to provide additional details about why the shirt was deemed offensive.Saadeh, who is of Palestinian descent, told CBS New York the shirt was intended to adv...