Author Topic: US Airport Security Checks-Too far? Or necessary  (Read 235 times)

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Re: US Airport Security Checks-Too far? Or necessary
« on: December 04, 2010, 04:54:04 pm »
I for one think that we've sacrificed a little too much freedom in the name of security.  Since 9/11 I've flown probably about 20 times, maybe even more, on flights in-state, national, and international, and have never felt unsafe.  I have, however, felt harassed.  I've been pulled aside for pat-downs, and it is violating and embarrassing.  These kind of pat-downs are what we do to criminals - why should we be treated as criminals just because we want to fly?  As as far as the x-rays being non-invasive, just the other day they got a TSA x-ray operator jacking-off as he watched the x-ray screens.  Sounds like it's a little more revealing than your doctor's x-rays...
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