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Well I don't deal with them... so I don't care. They don't have to worry about me crossing them.

• alan_cx 13y ago
  You will if they object to something you said.
• dalke 13y ago
  The point is that you do deal with them, you just don't know about it. You also have to factor in the odds that there will be a false positive affecting you. Your name might be on a no-fly list, even though you aren't "crossing them." There might be "100% verified" data which links you to some event, as there was with Brandon Mayfield's fingerprints, even though that connection is 100% wrong. These are all low-probability events. Odds are, you don't have to worry. But every time you have to wait in line for security screening, remember that it's a false positive because they are worrying about you crossing them.
  • gwgarry 13y ago
    And that's why I have not traveled in years. You're going to harass me, I am not going to play. It's going to hurt the economy, but that's your fault, not mine.
    • djKianoosh 13y ago
      but then you're not really free are you? free in the sense that you self-impose restrictions on travel. do you feel free? (honest question, cause your stance is intriguing)