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9/11.
box cuttersQuote:
Originally Posted by RICHARD
9/11Quote:
Originally Posted by Grace
box cutters
12/13
(am I playing this right?):D
I wasn't aware this was a game - except maybe to the nuts with the box cutters.Quote:
Originally Posted by lizbud
Richard put down 9/11 - I'm not sure why. I said box cutters because that was the weapon of choice on that date. They should/would have been seen by a metal detector.
I should have stayed out of it. I think he's just trying to make a point about body scans and pat downs.
Perhaps if the United States had kept their noses out of every other country's business over the years, we wouldn't be having this discussion. Just a thought.
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Originally Posted by Grace
It isn't you that's playing games here. Sorry if I left that impression Grace.
That was not my intention. My apologies.
and the reason they got on the plane with the box cutters was not because of a defect or inefficiency with the TSA screening equipment... it was because box cutters were allowed. I guess they figured nothing bad could happen from box cutters
The thing that gets me (I'd laugh if it weren't such a scary thought) is we are willing to implement these intrusive measures that are basically stripping us (no pun intended) of our rights to look for something the hijackers on 9/11 NEVER EVEN USED when that event is supposedly what we are being saved from
They didn't use BOMBS. There has not been a successful airplane BOMBING since the 80s. if we are SO afraid of bomings then why didn't they start doing this in the 80's when there were ACTUAL BOMBINGS?
it's unreal how AFRAID people are of something that hasn't even happened in over 20 years (in the US) that they are willing to give up their bodies for the illusion of safety.
So WHAT exactly justifies this unbelievable infringement of peoples rights and privacy?
The reason I said, "9/11"?
That was the answer to the woman in the cartoon.
She asked why she had to go thru a security screening and the TSA worker's answer was 9/11.
Plus my president spoke from Portugal and he said the patdowns were OK.
Since he is in charge, I believe him.:)
Guess there's a first time for everything. Someone take note, on November 20, 2010, Richard believes in the current President http://bestsmileys.com/writer/2.gifQuote:
Originally Posted by RICHARD
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What woman, in what cartoon?
I always believe in the current president. It's when they try to act 'political' that they scare me.Quote:
Originally Posted by Grace
This woman in this video/cartoon.
Again, Salty language warning.....
http://il.youtube.com/watch?v=WXDLQPfqc04
No need for you to apologize, liz. I shouldn't have snapped back at you as I did.Quote:
Originally Posted by lizbud
Your first sentence says it all :)
How often do the TSA agents change those latex gloves? If they are groping passengers, they should be changed between each victim - think of the exchange of germs and possibly bugs http://bestsmileys.com/sick/9.gif
Your TSA agents in action -
Isn't he cute - just the right look for patting down
There is no way I could handle the pat down. Being a rape victim I can;t handle strangers touching me. I will go into a huge panic attack. I don't like the idea of the scan either for similar reasons. Knowing a stranger is looking at my naked body agianst my will would also most likely send me into a panic, though probably not as sever as the pat down. So I would most likely choose the scan. Thank goodness I don't fly often.Quote:
Originally Posted by Karen
But for Doug the radiation is the issue. He was born blind in one eye and has limited vision in the other. He can see with a strong contact lense. There is no way he would agree to the scanner and risk his one good eye.
http://www.aolnews.com/nation/articl...rches/19728594
Barack could have combined his Health Care plan with airline travel.
A colonoscopy with every airline ticket.