I dont mind what he said,it only tells you that he would like to be in my place and have those hands all over his body.
What do you think of the airport body scans?
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I dont mind what he said,it only tells you that he would like to be in my place and have those hands all over his body.
Superbike81
iPF Noob
If they want every single person to strip down naked and wear only hospital gowns during the flight I'm honestly ok with that.
I think the body scans are better than strip searches and even more thorough patdowns which would be the alternative. I'd rather have someone staring at me on their computer screen then someone cupping my big boy parts anyways.
No one is forcing anyone to be searched against their will.
If you would like to use THEIR mode of transportation for YOUR convenience, you'll have to follow THEIR rules in place to keep you safe.
If you don't like THEIR rules to get on THEIR plane, the solution is simple; find some other mode of transportation.
If you would like to use THEIR mode of transportation for YOUR convenience, you'll have to follow THEIR rules in place to keep you safe.
If you don't like THEIR rules to get on THEIR plane, the solution is simple; find some other mode of transportation.
No one is forcing anyone to be searched against their will.
If you would like to use THEIR mode of transportation for YOUR convenience, you'll have to follow THEIR rules in place to keep you safe.
If you don't like THEIR rules to get on THEIR plane, the solution is simple; find some other mode of transportation.
First of all, it isn't "THEIR" plane unless in the time I wasn't paying attention the TSA bought up all of the airlines.
Second, not everyone is flying for convenience. I travel a lot for business. Trust me, it would be much more convenient for me to stay home rather than flying to Europe or Asia. I doubt my company would allow me the extra time to take a ship either. The suggestion "Don't like it? Don't fly" is about a useful as "Don't want to die? Don't be born".
No one is forcing anyone to be searched against their will.
If you would like to use THEIR mode of transportation for YOUR convenience, you'll have to follow THEIR rules in place to keep you safe.
If you don't like THEIR rules to get on THEIR plane, the solution is simple; find some other mode of transportation.
First of all, it isn't "THEIR" plane unless in the time I wasn't paying attention the TSA bought up all of the airlines.
Second, not everyone is flying for convenience. I travel a lot for business. Trust me, it would be much more convenient for me to stay home rather than flying to Europe or Asia. I doubt my company would allow me the extra time to take a ship either. The suggestion "Don't like it? Don't fly" is about a useful as "Don't want to die? Don't be born".
Maybe I can simple it up for you a little....
The planes are privately owned by the airlines.
You have no "right" to be on one, but you do have the right to purchase a ticket if you CHOOSE to get a ride on their machine.
To buy the ticket, you pay their price and (read the fine print) follow their rules.
Should you not agree to follow their rules and regulations, you're not getting on their plane and enjoying that convenient mode of transportation.
If you don't like flying because of their rules, but your job requires it, you have two options:
Get a new job that doesn't require flying
or
Follow their rules
Heres a couple more examples:
The convenience store has a sign that says "no shirt, no shoes, no service.
So you walk in barefoot with no shirt on.
Do you have a RIGHT to buy a candy bar?
The owner has no obligation to sell you anything and can have you removed from the store.
Don't like it? Go to another store that lets you buy from them.
You have to go to court tomorrow to fight a speeding ticket.
There is a metal detector you don't want to walk through...
You don't want a pat down for weapons...
Don't like it? You have no RIGHT to go inside...
Your friend installs a new carpet in his home.
You go over, he opens the door and tells you to take your shoes off before you come inside.
You don't want to take your shoes off. He asks you to leave and closes the door.
Do you have a RIGHT to enter his home or even stay on his property?
Hope this helps... first of all.
Didn't have time to read the entire novel. I understood your point the first time, just thought it was BS. I never liked that type of reasoning. In reality, I need a job to support my family. I can't simply quit because I don't want some dude feeling me up. I don't personally have that big a problem with it, I just didn't like the reasoning, nothing personal.
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Since you're all for the rights of the airlines, maybe you'll help them stifle government intervention, since treating their customers like criminals wasn't their idea, but the governments.
In a free country, they should have the right set their own standards and people the right of choice to avoid them if they're as paranoid as you, or fly with them if, like me, they realize that TSA is mostly a government public-relations stunt to make flying look more safe to the ignorant and unsophisticated.
Actually, I believe I will take a third, much more typically American option, or perhaps an amended version of the above. I will follow the rules and then complain about them. With all of the actual rights that we are losing in the name of safety, I'm pretty sure that is one I can still freely exercise.
Fair enough, i did take it personal with the dont be born comment.
I know you need your job. Its all good.
As for the posts about rights and stuff, it is a private enterprise. As far as the government stepping in, you know, its real easy to post that " government " is taking over crap.
When those people were running for their lives as the towers crumbled to the ground, that was their government, our government, taking over to save as many lives as possible.
Open your eyes a little and think about why, just why we might want to check a person getting on a commercial airliner before it takes off into the sky.
Think about why we have to keep adopting to information that comes in.
Sure you can disagree, but if you think your country is safe and sound, like people did on sept 10th, you certainly are the ones acting like sheep.
If you are paranoid that big brother is taking over your life, get out and vote for those that fight for your values.
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SweetPoison
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I dont mind what he said,it only tells you that he would like to be in my place and have those hands all over his body.
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That is pretty much what I do, but somehow I always back the losing side!
I agree with the rest of what you are saying. It is an impossible problem, and any solution is going to be wrong to a lot of people. I wish there was an easy solution but I sure don't know what it is.
