It's not about flying, it is about borders and checkpoints
 

Worth watching I think.

http://reason.com/blog/2013/02/26/en...le-refusing-to

Steven Anderson has some brilliant exchanges with DHS
robots. He's a bigot, for sure, but when he challenges these
guys I'm fascinated by how ballsy and confident he is.
He did get tazed once and hospitalized (ugly video) but won the criminal
case and has a big lawsuit pending.
(Also his criminal case video on youtube shows the vague 'dog alert' only exists to circumvent the 4th Amendment)
What right do they have to interrogate us if we're not at the border
and not suspected of a crime? "Administrative checkpoint" is not
a sufficiently good answer.