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The TSA policy concerns me. The only silver lining I see is that they may be responsive to the public outcry and figure out a better way to screen people. Perh
by credo 16y ago
The TSA policy concerns me.
The only silver lining I see is that they may be responsive to the public outcry and figure out a better way to screen people. Perhaps, we should get the Israelis to train our TSA folks
http://blog.tsa.gov/2010/08/enhanced-pat-downs.html http://blog.tsa.gov/2010/08/enhanced-pat-downs.html offers one reason to be optimistic. A number of critical comments talk about "molesting", "groping", "assault" etc. and these comments haven't been censored. The fact that the govt is permitting an open discussion may well mean that they'll take all the feedback into consideration.
- siculars 16y ago> The fact that the govt is permitting an open discussion We may well be on a slippery slope but I don't recall the government issuing permits for open discussions - yet. Or even a group of people needing said permit to conduct said open discussion. Although I agree with you about the Israel thing.