Another Report of TSA Thuggery
Feb 17, 2011, 3:44 pm
#16
Join Date: Jan 2011
Posts: 331
Wonder no more.
The TSA employee "lost it" first.
Anger management seems to be one area in which the TSA really needs to offer "additional training opportunities" to its horde of knuckle-draggers.
The TSA employee "lost it" first.
Anger management seems to be one area in which the TSA really needs to offer "additional training opportunities" to its horde of knuckle-draggers.
Using this as an example presumes that they had it in the first place. Also he went off on a gift shop employee, not a TSO. I guess we could use Negrin as an example, but I'm talking non-TSA folks here.
But my question remains...Who, between LEOs and passengers, who have to deal with TSO and are not brainwashed by the organization, would be the first to do so.
Feb 17, 2011, 3:56 pm
#17
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Join Date: Dec 2010
Posts: 3,728
I'm not.
Most of them seem perfectly capable of taking out their aggression on people by karate chopping an opt-out's "parts" or locking them in the Plexiglas Penalty Box for filing a previous complaint instead of physically attacking them in the parking lot.
And those methods appear to be perfectly acceptable to TSA management as well as their fellow TSA clerks.
Most of them seem perfectly capable of taking out their aggression on people by karate chopping an opt-out's "parts" or locking them in the Plexiglas Penalty Box for filing a previous complaint instead of physically attacking them in the parking lot.
And those methods appear to be perfectly acceptable to TSA management as well as their fellow TSA clerks.