Okay, this is x-posted from my LJ, and though it is now a week-old topic and thus probably a dead issue to the media, I still think it is relevant. For the record, I think the whole Gate-Rape thing is overblown, though I still may wear a kilt (regimental, of course) the next time I fly. But I am also one who would go for the body scan since I am
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It explains how you could use a lj-cut to hide part of your text when your post is too large. It'd make it look "neat" and "tidy", and paradoxically, it would increase its chances of being read rather than skipped. Weird, I know. But it works.
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I'll try to comment on the subject a bit later.
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No, we will not get back to it at all: any right, once surrendered, is rarely if ever regained.
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(Well I'm not as old as the sound of this made me look).
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"Mouth-breathing?" Seriously? Did you just read some Nietzsche or something?
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http://prairiehome.publicradio.org/programs/2010/05/01/scripts/lutheran-air.shtml
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Just because the requirements aren't high doesn't make that conclusion true. Furthermore, I'd suggest that the training is at least as culpable in this case. Were the policy sane and the training effective, it wouldn't matter if you had eight-year olds doing it.
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I think there's an important question to be asked about whether or not TSA employees are qualified to be doing what they're doing, but it would be nice to follow the rules of logic and reasoning, not to mention general human decency, while we do so.
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