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It's hard to put into words, but you're eroding the social contract through your actions. People with conditions get accused of faking it all the time, and it s
by mustyoshi 8mo ago
It's hard to put into words, but you're eroding the social contract through your actions. People with conditions get accused of faking it all the time, and it sounds like you're actually faking it.
- sigmoid10 8mo agoIf he was doing that to get faster treatment at a hospital or even just a restaurant or something then I'd agree. But by doing it to get faster treatment at the TSA check he's literally doing everyone else a favour.
- morcus 8mo agoThe argument is that if tricks like this were to become widespread, they may start requiring certified medical documentation (or other hurdles) for said faster treatment, making life even more annoying for people with genuine issues.
- sigmoid10 8mo agoIn that case would actually increase security, right? Ans with genuine medical issues it should be no problem to get the necessary documentation. Either way, the consumers win.
- bz_bz_bz 8mo agoIf they opted for a pat down for 6 years, then faster treatment clearly wasn’t the goal. Metal detector + swabbing is not faster than the scanner either.
- sigmoid10 8mo agoDepends heavily on where you fly from. From the original comment it clearly seems that it does make it faster.