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This guy neglects to mention wearing a bullet-proof vest when checking into a hotel, which makes me think he hasn't really thought this through. What if someon
by jononomo 4y ago
This guy neglects to mention wearing a bullet-proof vest when checking into a hotel, which makes me think he hasn't really thought this through. What if someone were to open fire on you while you're checking in to the hotel?
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- Scoundreller 4y agoThis is my worry at long security lines at airports: just a large volume of people without the tools to protect themselves in any way. Much insecurity.
- jononomo 4y agoThis is a great point -- I've wondered about this for years. I can remember flying back in the 1980s (I was a teen), before security got stupid and when friends and relatives could meet you or drop you off directly at the gate. The whole experience of flying back then was so much better. You used to be able to drop a 5-year-old off at the gate when the plan was boarding, and then have their grandparents meet them at the other gate, sort of like a long elevator ride with friend and family at each door.
- seanw444 4y agoI never fly. I don't trust TSA to keep me safe. If there's somewhere I can't go with my firearm, I won't go. I refuse to step foot in states without constitutional carry, unless I have absolutely no other choice.
- jononomo 4y agoI'm with you! In fact, I take it even further. I refuse to step out of my house. You can never be too careful.
- omnibrain 4y agoThe bombings at Brussel Airport in 2016 happend at the check-in lines. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2016_Brussels_bombings#Brussels_Airport https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2016_Brussels_bombings#Brussel...
- Scoundreller 4y agoProbably because that was the airport’s rate limiting step and not the security lines