>After September 11th, airlines and airports were heavily criticized for relying on inadequately trained, low-paid employees for something as essential as secur

>After September 11th, airlines and airports were heavily criticized for relying on inadequately trained, low-paid employees for something as essential as security Pro-tip: The same poorly trained, low-paid employees are now federal TSA goons. >Everyone in the world agreed that a federal agency must step in to do a better job, and the TSA is the result. Clearly, everyone in the world was overreacting to 9/11, and made poor, rash decisions. I'm sure many libertarians felt that despite 9/11, they would feel much safer having airport security handled by airlines, and not a bureaucratic organization that has yet to catch any terrorists in the act, or foil any terrorist plots.