Posted on Mar 9, 2017
TSA rolls out new pat-downs, some travelers say they're invasive
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So, looks like air travel is about to get even more exciting. I guess because the TSA sucks at what they do they get more opportunities to grope and fondle men, women and children.
TSA rolls out new pat-downs, some travelers say they're invasive
Posted from nbcnews.com
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Posted 8 y ago
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First, I set off metal detectors almost every time I travel whether it be my belt, dog tags, or whatever. They take out the wand, look for the beep, ask what I have there, I tell them and then I'm on my way. I've never been patted down. I've never seen anyone patted down either.
Second, what's so invasive about a pat down? Seriously. As an MP I received extensive training in pat down procedures. Unless you're getting strip searched in a prison, there's nothing invasive going on. I'll bet a lot of the same people complaining about this were supporting the wearing of vagina hats and the dildo waving "co*ks not Glocks" dummies.
Second, what's so invasive about a pat down? Seriously. As an MP I received extensive training in pat down procedures. Unless you're getting strip searched in a prison, there's nothing invasive going on. I'll bet a lot of the same people complaining about this were supporting the wearing of vagina hats and the dildo waving "co*ks not Glocks" dummies.
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PO1 Jeff Doan
I have been patted down 2 or 3 times in my travels. The first time was a week or so after 9/11 when the copper studs on my Levis set off the metal detector! Since I have nothing to hide, I see not problem with pat downs. The ones complaining would probably fight with police about a pat down too!
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LTC (Join to see)
I too set off alarms all the time, usually my with my watch or belt, but until I got squared away with my TSA Pre-check, I would get patted down about half the time. Now, about half of those times the pat down itself was what I would consider invasive, not that it really mattered one way or the other because I just wanted to get through and get to the bar for some pre-flight cocktails, but I can see where certain people would be offended/bothered. I would say that as an MP you received extensive training, but as far as the TSA clowns, I really don't think they do, and if they do then they don't pay attention or forget their training in a hurry.
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1.) TSA has not stopped ANY terrorists from boarding a plane. In contrast, the Garland TX P.D. has stopped (killed) 2 more terrorists than the TSA.
2.) They say they will still use same sex personnel to do the pat-downs. Well what about the LGBTUVWXYZ crowd? Who will pat THEM down? What about the snowflakes who feel like a different gender on a particular day?
3.) The TSA still has the highest incidence of criminal convictions of any quasi-law enforcement (they're not really) agency.
4.) Yes, this is all security theater, as the "high risk" demographic (military-aged muslims) will not be searched for fear of "profiling" or other Political Correctness charges. Meanwhile, granny in her wheelchair, and the toddler will be groped unapolagetically.
2.) They say they will still use same sex personnel to do the pat-downs. Well what about the LGBTUVWXYZ crowd? Who will pat THEM down? What about the snowflakes who feel like a different gender on a particular day?
3.) The TSA still has the highest incidence of criminal convictions of any quasi-law enforcement (they're not really) agency.
4.) Yes, this is all security theater, as the "high risk" demographic (military-aged muslims) will not be searched for fear of "profiling" or other Political Correctness charges. Meanwhile, granny in her wheelchair, and the toddler will be groped unapolagetically.
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