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the side asking for the change has to appear blameless. Right there, you have your finger on the rot. First, why should there be sides? Second, why is it imp
by Vivtek 15y ago
the side asking for the change has to appear blameless.
Right there, you have your finger on the rot. First, why should there be sides? Second, why is it important to appear blameless instead of appearing right?
- phaus 15y agoYou are correct; the federal government is rotten. In any conflict, there are multiple sides, otherwise the conflict wouldn't exist. If the TSA had been designed with the intent of finding ways of protecting us while at the same time ensuring that the protective measures don't violate our constitutional rights, we wouldn't be having this conversation. If the TSA had been staffed with competent, compassionate human beings, there would be no conflict. You and I may view things in terms or right or wrong, but bureaucrats don't. The government is rotten because we keep electing rotten people to rule over us. Isolated efforts to fight the TSA will do far less than an organized political movement. People need to organize and take action as a collective. Just look at what happened to godaddy and you can begin to understand.