I got you. You are missing my point though. This woman was not somebody trying to make a political point or get arrested with the hope to sue TSA. She was not a law student or ACLU rep trying to point out the fallacies of the system. She was a woman, who wanted to get on a flight that had no idea that there was a requirement to have some sort of identification. That I find surprising. No I have seen all of the "sticker" protests and what not and I may silently applaud somebody's effort to retain their limited privacy today, but I think it is hilarious that there are still people who think that you walk from the ticket counter to the runway and climb the steps onto the big airplane.

A couple of months ago I saw a woman who was irate that her paring knife was confiscated. She was a perfectly safe woman, no chance of being a terrorist, but she had a paring knife she used to peel fruit in her bag. She was shocked when she was singled out and the knife removed. She was not a law student trying to make a point, she was just a befuddled passenger that had no idea that this was 2008 and not 1988.