That's definitely a reasonable point of view. There's another point of view though that says that the aviation system is particularly fragile, and of course it

That's definitely a reasonable point of view. There's another point of view though that says that the aviation system is particularly fragile, and of course it has a history of being used for acts of extreme violence. So there's a compelling state interest question here. Like I think people definitely DO and SHOULD have the right to be secure in their own homes, in their personal papers, and to be free from surveillance of their personal life. I'm extremely amenable to the idea that you should be able to "exercise your rights, for any reason you please and without having to explain yourself" in that regard. I think it's also clear that the rights one has are going to be circumscribed when participating in the aviation system. So it's more a matter of degree than principle.