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Because, in the end, it's still an invasion. I always assume it will happen, but there's some small comfort in knowing this time it didn't. Especially, as it i
by themartorana 10y ago
Because, in the end, it's still an invasion. I always assume it will happen, but there's some small comfort in knowing this time it didn't.
Especially, as it is, that I find the security theater of the TSA both absurd and to be a gross and unnecessary invasion of privacy. But I am faced with the alternative of simply not traveling, and being forced to choose between the two... well, like I said - to me, anyway, there's some small comfort in knowing this time, at least, some dignity remains.
I realize it may be illogical, but emotions often are.
- hueving 10y agoBut you're only setting yourself up for disappointment by expecting them not to look. They are very explicit that they randomly screen bags so getting upset when they actually do it is pointless.
- alttab 10y agoThe lesson is son, never try. -Homer Simpson
- brokenmachine 10y agoHe expects that they may invade his privacy, he just gets a nice surprise when they don't.