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If you're gonna do this, please have the courtesy to be behind me in line. Your stance is admirable and all, but getting through security is slow enough as it i
by draw_down 11y ago
If you're gonna do this, please have the courtesy to be behind me in line. Your stance is admirable and all, but getting through security is slow enough as it is.
- forbescontent 11y agoOh, excuse me, I didn't realise my rights were marginally inconveniencing you.
- MatthewMcDonald 11y agoOpt outs are removed from the body scanner line, and do not block other people from continuing through the machine.
- saurik 11y agoWhen I opt out I get to sit around waiting for a male TSA employee to no longer feel he has better things to do so he can give me a pat down; I have ended up waiting rather extreme periods of time in the past for this to happen: you get to go around me in line the second I say "opt out", and nothing I do affects your line... I can end up with an argument with the employee (which may be what you are objecting to), and it still probably doesn't affect you (as in, I am pretty sure that my arguing with the person assigned to direct the people at he conveyer doesn't slow you down even if you are intending to opt out as I will just keep finding myself punted to later and later in the queue).
- late2part 11y agoI wonder if there's an argument you're making that suggests your due process rights should involve blocking others queued. I wish it were true. Maybe the 14th amendment could be used to say that the not immediately servicing your opt-out is unequal treatment?
- saurik 11y ago(I was just making a point that someone should not be angry at me for opting out because they claim I made their day take longer.)