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If they consider them to be safe enough that it is not unethical to sell them in job lots to members of the general public, maybe they shouldn't be seizing them
by jstanley 6y ago
If they consider them to be safe enough that it is not unethical to sell them in job lots to members of the general public, maybe they shouldn't be seizing them in the first place?
- michaelt 6y agoI don't think it's TSA policy that water bottles are too dangerous for anyone to posses - they're merely not allowed through TSA checkpoints.
- pdpi 6y agoContext matters. I don’t see a problem with a job lot of chef’s knives, but I definitely wouldn’t want somebody to carry one as cabin luggage
- nybble41 6y agoBefore the change in policy you could choose to have the items moved to checked baggage, or packaged and shipped separately. Seizing the items is not the only alternative to letting them into the cabin.