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Of course, normal human reaction. And of course, nothing can go wrong with a nervous & not-so-well trained TSA agent with an armed guard at his beck and call at
by smtddr 13y ago
Of course, normal human reaction. And of course, nothing can go wrong with a nervous & not-so-well trained TSA agent with an armed guard at his beck and call at an airport-checkpoint; where people tend to be stressed out under already-existing conditions unrelated to TSA.
I'm looking at my crystal-ball. I'll tell you what's going to happen next. Someone, a minority I'm sure, will be killed for looking/acting suspicious. Obama will give some kind of speech that we should all just learn to get along. Hateful comments will be all over the 'net for a few weeks. Protests will happen, but will be halted because I'm sure protests are not okay at airports. So the protests will happen somewhere else. The TSA agent and/or armed-guard will not be found guilty of murder, but he'll quit his job because of all the hateful/death-threats messages he gets. A 2nd tragic event will happen in an American airport involving TSA/armed-guard. This 2nd incident will be much more serious because this time the victim won't be a brown person; nobody cares about them anyways. It'll be a white, Russian or Asian person. They'll stop having armed guards after this 2nd incident. The TSA will be renamed or moved away from the checkpoint areas they are at now; to be right in front of the door to the jetway. But then, something bad will happen again, people will say it's too crowded and panic-prone for that location to have TSA.... they'll be moved back to the previous checkpoints, unarmed. This whole cycle will repeat or someone will just shutdown the TSA, like they should have done ......in the beginning[1]
1. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ybRrbNjWW3k&t=6m58s http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ybRrbNjWW3k&t=6m58s