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I'm that person too I always make sure i have time to opt out and sometimes it gets annoying. The last time, the TSA person seemed friendly and chatty enough a
by utunga 13y ago
I'm that person too I always make sure i have time to opt out and sometimes it gets annoying.
The last time, the TSA person seemed friendly and chatty enough and I remarked towards the end that, "you know why I'm doing this right? I'm doing this for you". He may have been humoring me only but I think not, he seemed to genuinely appreciate my point and almost be grateful.
It is very true that amongst the many things I dislike about those machines the actually technically unsafe exposures that the TSA employees are being exposed to is one thing I really dislike about them.
I feel like by maintaining the protest we increase the chance that they may one day turf the things. So I hope the author of this piece takes heart. Sure, sometimes you get an ungrateful piece of mould for a guard, and they win. But sometimes you get someone who appreciates the bigger picture, and that maybe this is helping them out. So stick with it. I will if you will.
- 3JPLW 13y agoI still cannot believe that TSA personnel don't wear radiation dosimeter badges. It's absolutely absurd. In any other setting, OSHA/CDC would be going crazy. From 2010: http://usatoday30.usatoday.com/travel/flights/2010-12-06-tsa-xray-inside_N.htm http://usatoday30.usatoday.com/travel/flights/2010-12-06-tsa...