Originally Posted by jkhuggins

And what would "getting really pissed about it" accomplish at a checkpoint?

I'm still not sure what I think about AIT, and the accompanying patdowns. But if I decide I disagree, the last thing I'm going to do is complain about it at the checkpoint. In that environment, TSA has the upper hand.

All I'm saying is don't interpret the lack of complaints as an endorsement of TSA policies. Silence is simply silence; it neither shows agreement nor disagreement.

Originally Posted by FriendlySkies

+1

It's our word against the screening clerks..