Originally Posted by rbedgood
However I will say this, I'd rather get patted down on a number of trips to the airport than have some jack-... terrorist be able to easily walk onto a plane with a weapon or explosive.
Actually, that's not the choice at issue here. Supervisors are asking for the identity of people who *passed* the explosives detector test (i.e., the explosives detector cleared the passenger as free of explosives). Moreover, the justification for why they need the identity is not about preventing terrorists from boarding planes; it is about some sort of internal procedures (e.g., checking that supervisors are doing their job, or something). So you've created a false dilemma.
Care to comment on the actual situation at issue here, rather than some other imagined situation?