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They have to have this policy. You can come up with a weaponizeable design for almost any object you can think of e.g. a toy lightsaber with a heavy metal hilt
by fallingknife 3y ago
They have to have this policy. You can come up with a weaponizeable design for almost any object you can think of e.g. a toy lightsaber with a heavy metal hilt the is basically usable as a club. You have to give agents the discretion to say "yeah, that's not coming on a plane"
- sokoloff 3y agoExactly. My mother-in-law is an avid golfer and had a temporary condition requiring the use of a cane. Friends of hers got her a driver (the largest golf club), modified to have a bent handle and some rubber on the head to serve as a cane. She was surprised to find that the TSA wouldn't let her through security carrying what most would agree is effectively both a golf club (not allowed) and a cane (allowed). (I was surprised that she was surprised.)
- lostlogin 3y agoThe surprising bit is that anyone would think there was room to swing a golf club. I can’t even stand up on a plane, and I sure as hell can’t sit properly.