Originally Posted by
TSORon
This whole conversation comes down to a single point. One that everyone here has missed completely.
If a tree fall in the forest and there is no one around, does it make a noise? Logic says yes, but it cant be proven.
My point is, what does a passenger care if their image is being viewed by some anonymous individual in a remote location, who cannot see the person and wouldn’t know if it was their sister, brother, or mother and is unable to associate that image with a person. To that person viewing the picture, its nothing more than a very low quality black and white picture of what “may” or “may not” be a person. And like I said over at EOS, 99.4% of the humans in this country should not EVER be seen in the nude. Myself included. Personally, I would find that to be the worst part of having one of these machines in my airport. Worse than being forced to watch Sponge-Bob for hours on end.
It's not a matter of what our bodies look like. It is a sense of modicy that some people have and it is a matter of personal privacy.
This machine demeans a person.
When will TSA break out the Zyklon B?