Originally Posted by
gatelouse
Security shouldn't be a be-all, end-all goal that outweighs all other factors. Security should be balanced against other equally compelling factors: financial cost and civil liberties come to mind. A holistic approach to security analyzes all of these factors and sets limits on TSA's authorities with the big picture in mind.
1. There is no limit to TSA's authority - we can do whatever we think might make people safer
(or feel safer).
2. Cost is no object.
3. **** Civil Liberties - We're out to catch
Tewwowists!
(of course, we've never actually caught one yet, we just need to spend more money and get more people)
4. It's for your own good - quit whining!