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Not quite the same but I predicted after 9/11 that airports would grow living facilities beyond security for people who wanted to be "safe." Doesn't seem like
by golemotron 11y ago
Not quite the same but I predicted after 9/11 that airports would grow living facilities beyond security for people who wanted to be "safe."
Doesn't seem like they are talking about these being behind airport security however.
- knd775 11y agoI feel like that would be a bit dangerous. Have you ever seen the YouTube channel Terminal Cornucopia? It would be quite easy to make improvised weapons with that much time and privacy.
- TeMPOraL 11y agoAlso note that what's a better target for an attack than huge masses of people people crowding in the security line?
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- corin_ 11y agoPersonally I don't worry about potential terrorism when I fly, but if I did then I'm pretty sure I wouldn't be worried by staying in a hotel outside airport security... why would that be more of a target than a hotel in a city center?
- golemotron 11y agoBy "beyond security" I meant inside of the secure area, past the TSA screeners.
- corin_ 11y agoYes I understood - my point is that I wouldn't feel safer past the TSA screeners. If a terrorist gets a bomb (or weapon) past TSA, chances are he is going to attack a plane. If they wanted to attack a hotel why would they go to one inside or outside the airport, when there are so many easier targets inside cities that don't have armed military/police so close?
- golemotron 11y agoGot it now. I agree.
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