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Originally Posted by LuvAirFrance
(Post 16097577)
He says the TSA is looking for opportunities to educate but not negotiate security requirements. Every time I hear or read something by one of their number, I am amazed how they can't open their mouths without find a new way to offend the public. Where did their parents fail in their upbringing? |
Originally Posted by nachtnebel
(Post 16098030)
You don't understand. TSA wants this education to be hands-on.
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TSA spokesman Nico Melendez tells The Associated Press his agency is looking at similar situations around the country where legislators have expressed concerns about security procedures. He says the TSA is looking for opportunities to educate but not negotiate security requirements. For Nico: Where are those Cancer Machine images of your family you were so willing to publish? |
Originally Posted by Al Coholic
(Post 16095806)
Did I hear the sound of a bullet hitting a foot?
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Originally Posted by FliesWay2Much
(Post 16099055)
This is the same tactic they have used on Members of Congress who have spoken out against the TSA. They run down to the Hill, conduct a re-education training session, and the Member's objections have disappeared. That has worked with everyone except Jason Chaffetz.
For Nico: Where are those Cancer Machine images of your family you were so willing to publish? |
Originally Posted by Caradoc
(Post 16096020)
They can't.
If they actually had anything resembling "security requirements," they could negotiate, but given the mishmash of irrelevant item restrictions, they've got nothing to negotiate with. |
Originally Posted by Tom M.
(Post 16095974)
Making the statement that they won't negotiate is simply their opening position in a negotiation. And by the way, it is a position that signifies weakness on the TSA's part.
Real-ID proves they will negotiate, and compromise. |
Originally Posted by G_Wolf
(Post 16099438)
How so? I'm not familiar with compromises made regarding Real ID.
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Originally Posted by doober
(Post 16099470)
Real ID has been ditched and is now in limbo due to refusal of several states to implement and pay for it.
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Originally Posted by doober
(Post 16099470)
Real ID has been ditched and is now in limbo due to refusal of several states to implement and pay for it.
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But the TSA does negotiate on security . . .
Flight crews subject to liquid ban . . . unions complain . . . flight crews exempted.
Flight crews subject to mandatory shoe removal . . . unions complain . . . flight crews exempted. Flight crews subject to scope 'n grope . . . unions complain . . . flight crews exempted. |
Originally Posted by Ari
(Post 16100110)
Flight crews subject to liquid ban . . . unions complain . . . flight crews exempted.
Flight crews subject to mandatory shoe removal . . . unions complain . . . flight crews exempted. Flight crews subject to scope 'n grope . . . unions complain . . . flight crews exempted. Seems the traveling public needs an advocate. |
I think the passengers need to go on strike. Hit the airline in their pocketbook just right and you would see how fast TSA/DHS would tone down there treating every single passenger as a criminal.
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Originally Posted by Lara21
(Post 16102181)
I think the passengers need to go on strike. Hit the airline in their pocketbook just right and you would see how fast TSA/DHS would tone down there treating every single passenger as a criminal.
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Very few passengers can afford to pay 500 million now. So maybe we should get TSA to go for that idea. They'd price their ownselves out of business.
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