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Old Feb 8, 2005 | 9:53 am
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GuyIncognito
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Originally Posted by magexpect
No perverse pleasure whatsoever, dear Analise, I have just noticed that one can reach results with protest and resistance. I wish there were more courageous people doing the same. I have seen tremendous results in Rome and in Paris where passengers protested so loudly and as they knew they had already missed connecting flights, started a snail pace action and within minutes there were sufficient agents to check the people with utmost efficiency.

I just wish to wake the same reactions in the US. Americans have become terrorized little kittens who don't dare anything. They just make their fists in their pockets and wait stoically. Despicable

I want the people to wake up, I want them to organize themselves and combat this madness that is going on at US airports. The ends justify the means in this case.

Air travellers could become a very strong lobby if we took a few minutes of our time to protest. With my action I am just trying for other passengers to stop standing stupidly, I want them to react.

By the way, everybody in the line knows of my actions because I never fail to tell them... and no one reacts... pathetic
With all due respect, you don't speak for me or probably a majority of Americans. Long security lines are a pain, but your solution of making them even longer is illogical and smacks of self-righteousness. You speak of yourself like you're some latter-day Ghandi, but your actions are counter-productive. Whats next on your agenda? Causing pile ups on the freeway to convince people to take mass transit? Smoking on an airplane?

One may reach results with protest and resistence, but one can also reach results with violence. Don't be suprised if one of the "terrorized little kittens" takes their fist out of their pocket and aims it squarely at your face.
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