Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?

Just some rant on current events. One which will affect many of us sooner or later. Time to speak up. Time to write Congress.

Category:

News & Politics

Tags:

• doktada
• tsa
• rights
• constitution

[Elaina43]

You're right - it's not perfectly legal, hardly legal period. Q: How would you provide airport security?

[tenagliac]

@Elaina43 - I'm just saying there has to be a better way. For example :

Look no further than the most targeted people in the world in Israel. They don't use these stupid US methods of groping. They have highly trained professionals that are capable of asking appropriate questions and can determine if an individual is not behaving properly through behavioral analysis. They are outstandingly effective with their methods and it takes about 30 minutes to get from the airport to your gate.

[tenagliac]

I thought of flying as a product. You buy travel. In that framework I should be able to buy, or not to buy given levels of security to enhance that product. In my opinion. In any framework in America I think the Constitution should be in effect and not just when it is convenient to people, business or government.

[Elaina43]

@tenagliac That's kewl. I bet most TSA employees who have to do the groping aren't happy about it either.

[jakluk4]

great vlog my friend, thanks for attaching it to mine!!!! i agree with you!!!!

[OlGreyWolf58]

The problem is...Flying is Not a Right....It is a privilege. The problem is where do you draw the line...Coming soon to a train station, bus terminal. and subways near you.....