Originally Posted by
n4zhg
No, the real trump card is to call law enforcement and charge both the TSO and the supervisor with practicing medicine without a license. Even if they don't do time, the felony rap sheet will ensure they work for Manpower, Inc for the rest of their lives.
We've already had one TSO Asstard tell two pediatricians that he knew more about baby formula than they did. It's time to make the battle personal and take these jobsworths out of play.
The only problem with that advice is ... now, you're almost guaranteeing that the passenger, and her infant, is going to miss her flight. Yes, she's preserved her rights, and made life miserable for an arrogant TSO or two. But she's also doing this with her infant, and her travel companions, standing by and waiting ... and TSA checkpoints aren't exactly the most infant-friendly environments.
Yes, no-one should have to choose between defending their rights and making their flight. But that choice is not an easy one.