That is simply not true. Not when you reserve the right to touch any part of the passenger's body that you want, when you want, for no reason, at random. Not when you treat passengers's bodies as if you had full rights to them. Or rub their sex organs thoroughly in humiliating fashion if they alarm on a test that produces 100% false alarms. No human being should be treated that way without cause. No human being wants to be treated that way.

If you want to see people getting treated like human beings, go to New Zealand or any number of countries abroad whose screeners don't conduct themselves like TSA clerks do, as ordered by TSA.

Sorry, but the words don't convince me. Not when they are contradicted at every airport.