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Originally Posted by FliesWay2Much
(Post 7294806)
I literally grieve when I look at what Americans voluntarily put on Myspace and realize that privacy has no future in the United States of America.
The TSA, on the other hand, is denying those of use who value privacy, and at the risk of being slammed, even modesty, that very right. |
Originally Posted by skAAtinsteph
(Post 7295389)
It will never be mandatory, you will always be able to opt for another form of screening.
If I win the lottery, I promise I will present myself at one of these horrendous machines, refuse and then mount a 4th Amendment challenge on both the reasonableness of such a search and the infringment of the security of my person. |
Originally Posted by Wally Bird
(Post 7298561)
If I win the lottery, I promise I will present myself at one of these horrendous machines, refuse and then mount a 4th Amendment challenge on both the reasonableness of such a search and the infringment of the security of my person.
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Originally Posted by red456
(Post 7297301)
Those who post on MySpace, etc., do so voluntarily; they are not be forced or coerced into disclosing any information about themselves, whether in words or pictures.
The TSA, on the other hand, is denying those of use who value privacy, and at the risk of being slammed, even modesty, that very right. Agreed -- Because of what mind-boggling numbers of people believe is their privacy boundaries -- there are none! (your first paragraph), Gen-X and the Millenias don't think your second paragraph is an issue. That's what's really scary. To boot, Gen-X is already getting into positions of authority. |
Originally Posted by rufflesinc
(Post 7300231)
i miss the humor? why do you need to win the lottery to do this?
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Originally Posted by FliesWay2Much
(Post 7300440)
To boot, Gen-X is already getting into positions of authority.
But you do have a point in that my generation, while we do care about privacy issues, it's not really on the same plane as previous generations. Maybe we have a differen't definition of privacy. |
On a practical level here. At this point its Terminal 4 checkpoint B. Checkpoints A,C,D can all be used and the moving walkways taken to the B gates. Yoiu can be sure that is what I will be doing in the AM if my flight is out of the B gates tommorrow
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Originally Posted by doober
(Post 7281715)
Today we are being told that the filtered images taken by the backscatter are being immediately destroyed.
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Originally Posted by Peetah
(Post 7304339)
The TSA sure knows how to shovel heifer dust at the media! Wait till someone "hot" like Angelina Jolie goes through that thing and the pics spread all over the net.
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Originally Posted by Peetah
(Post 7304339)
The TSA sure knows how to shovel heifer dust at the media! Wait till someone "hot" like Angelina Jolie goes through that thing and the pics spread all over the net.
They need to get out more, even just to the video store. However, if we're taking requests.... :D |
Originally Posted by seat17D
(Post 7304919)
Agreed. How long do you think it will take before some unmonitored TSA employee takes a snapshot of the monitor's display and sells it for one or two year's worth of salary?
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The monitor is not out in plain view but rather in a separate room the built in PHX for it.
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Originally Posted by skAAtinsteph
(Post 7306612)
The monitor is not out in plain view but rather in a separate room the built in PHX for it.
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Originally Posted by skAAtinsteph
(Post 7306612)
The monitor is not out in plain view but rather in a separate room the built in PHX for it.
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Originally Posted by Wally Bird
(Post 7305818)
You mean there are some people who have NOT already seen Angelina Jolie umm... exposed ?
They need to get out more, even just to the video store. However, if we're taking requests.... :D That's actually a pretty good question. How would silicone show up on one of those things, and how do they address it? Re-emergence of the fondling here? |
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