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I find it interesting that so many people are highly concerned with keeping the image of their nude body from being seen (especially temporarily without permane

I find it interesting that so many people are highly concerned with keeping the image of their nude body from being seen (especially temporarily without permanent storage). Our bodies are all very similar. Especially as children. What exactly is the concern? That someone is going to snap a photo of your TSA security image and post it on facebook?

anonymous246 15y ago
Are you sure there's no "permananent storage"? Who has verified that? Second thing: there have been numerous instances of TSA workers leering at the scanner screens as people (esp attractive women) walk through. There have definitely been instances of attractive women being "randomly" selected. If you think petty bureaucrats should have the power to leer at a curve-revealing outline of you and your loved ones in private at their whim, I'm sorry but you're just too complaisant for a strong democracy. On a related note, how do you feel about airport toilet/shower "security" cameras with a promise that the tapes are deleted every hour? You know, just to prevent people from smoking drugs there. Airport is a public place, so it should be ok to watch you at all times, right?
- lucasjung 15y ago
  There have definitely been instances of attractive women being "randomly" selected. I saw this two days ago at DCA. I always make a note of how much the new scanners are being used--the whole time I was in line waiting to have my ID and boarding pass checked, probably about 15 minutes, not a single person was sent through them. I actually thought, "Oh, good, they're not using them today." Then, an attractive woman who was right in front of me got sent through, and the TSA agent who selected her blatantly stared at her rear after she walked past him into the machine.
pavel_lishin 15y ago
> What exactly is the concern? That someone is going to snap a photo of your TSA security image and post it on facebook? Yes. http://gizmodo.com/5690749/these-are-the-first-100-leaked-body-scans http://gizmodo.com/5690749/these-are-the-first-100-leaked-bo... And if you're not concerned with an image of your nude body being seen, please put your naked photo where your mouth is, and upload one here.
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kenjackson 15y ago
I find it interesting that so many people are highly concerned with keeping the image of their nude body from being seen (especially temporarily without permanent storage). Really, you find that interesting? Try to walk through a female locker room shower (assuming you're male) -- and you can note to all the women you have no recording device -- any view you get is only temporary, and frankly all women look pretty much the same to you anyways. Your explanation will turn out to mean very iittle.
swaits 15y ago
And many of us would rather not take on any unnecessary radiation, however small the dose. Do you find that interesting?

anonymous246 15y ago

Are you sure there's no "permananent storage"? Who has verified that? Second thing: there have been numerous instances of TSA workers leering at the scanner screens as people (esp attractive women) walk through. There have definitely been instances of attractive women being "randomly" selected. If you think petty bureaucrats should have the power to leer at a curve-revealing outline of you and your loved ones in private at their whim, I'm sorry but you're just too complaisant for a strong democracy. On a related note, how do you feel about airport toilet/shower "security" cameras with a promise that the tapes are deleted every hour? You know, just to prevent people from smoking drugs there. Airport is a public place, so it should be ok to watch you at all times, right?

lucasjung 15y ago
There have definitely been instances of attractive women being "randomly" selected. I saw this two days ago at DCA. I always make a note of how much the new scanners are being used--the whole time I was in line waiting to have my ID and boarding pass checked, probably about 15 minutes, not a single person was sent through them. I actually thought, "Oh, good, they're not using them today." Then, an attractive woman who was right in front of me got sent through, and the TSA agent who selected her blatantly stared at her rear after she walked past him into the machine.

pavel_lishin 15y ago

> What exactly is the concern? That someone is going to snap a photo of your TSA security image and post it on facebook? Yes. http://gizmodo.com/5690749/these-are-the-first-100-leaked-body-scans http://gizmodo.com/5690749/these-are-the-first-100-leaked-bo... And if you're not concerned with an image of your nude body being seen, please put your naked photo where your mouth is, and upload one here.

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kenjackson 15y ago

I find it interesting that so many people are highly concerned with keeping the image of their nude body from being seen (especially temporarily without permanent storage). Really, you find that interesting? Try to walk through a female locker room shower (assuming you're male) -- and you can note to all the women you have no recording device -- any view you get is only temporary, and frankly all women look pretty much the same to you anyways. Your explanation will turn out to mean very iittle.

swaits 15y ago

And many of us would rather not take on any unnecessary radiation, however small the dose. Do you find that interesting?