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Originally Posted by DC-COFlyer
(Post 9948866)
Which is why I continue to be amazed that no one demands that every single member of the executive branch, traveling with or without a detail, should be required to go through the same security procedure as anyone else. Chertoff, et al - ANYONE flying commercial, members of Congress, etc. should be required to go through the line.
Unless and until government officials have to experience the same thing we do, nothing is going to change. If you're traveling with a detail, then let them show their credentials, but make the elected official, administration official or whatever go through just like the rest of us. Until that happens, nothing changes. |
Originally Posted by IslandBased
(Post 9949199)
Many of them fly on private aircraft and probably believe that the security that they face at General Aviation is what commercial travelers are subjected to.
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Originally Posted by IslandBased
(Post 9949199)
Many of them fly on private aircraft and probably believe that the security that they face at General Aviation is what commercial travelers are subjected to.
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Originally Posted by Wally Bird
(Post 9947302)
Read it again - "Wearing shorts and a blouse, barefoot, she stood spread-eagle while an agent ran her hands over the girl's body."
Of course it never happened. Screeners never deviate from the SOP. The guy simply made the whole thing up. Yes ? |
Originally Posted by doober
(Post 9948248)
Cee, do you honestly believe that it's necessary or appropriate to pat down a child?
Please don't respond with the standard TSA line that terrorists have been know to use children as weapons. Whether I believe it is necessary or appropriate is not the issue here. At the airport, all people get harassed equally. |
Originally Posted by phedre
(Post 9948298)
Back in my retail days, I saw plenty of women caught shoplifting because they'd stuffed a small, expensive item into their baby carrier or down their kid's pants. If adults are going to do something unethical/illegal, they won't hesitate to drag their kids into it. |
Originally Posted by InPlaneSight
(Post 9952426)
I was recently on a flight and when we were deplaning, a little girl, about 11 years old, wanted to take a blanket. The mother wrapped the blanket in the girl's sweatshirt, handed it back to her and they got off the plane. I said loudly enough the mother heard, "she's teaching that little girl that it's OK to steal."
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Originally Posted by LessO2
(Post 9952556)
Congratulations; you should be proud of yourself. :rolleyes:
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Originally Posted by InPlaneSight
(Post 9952426)
I was recently on a flight and when we were deplaning, a little girl, about 11 years old, wanted to take a blanket. The mother wrapped the blanket in the girl's sweatshirt, handed it back to her and they got off the plane. I said loudly enough the mother heard, "she's teaching that little girl that it's OK to steal."
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Originally Posted by spleenstomper
(Post 9952597)
Great, you are passive-aggressive. Congratulations. :rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes:
I acted :D :D :D |
Originally Posted by InPlaneSight
(Post 9952606)
At least I acted:D
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Originally Posted by LessO2
(Post 9952623)
Clarifying how you acted would be a violation of the TOS.
BTW, Are your other 4,532 posts as worthless as your last two? |
Originally Posted by coachrowsey
(Post 9947552)
This is so so wrong & on the side I've seen children in tears thanks to TSA non sense.
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In smaller airports, there are sometimes not enough screeners to insure that both genders are represented. Then, females will be patted down by males, and vice versa. Or else, it's DY...T? I have seen this happen to young children, though not UMs as young as the case cited.
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They are obviously joking about the blanket comment. Noone would be goofball enough to actually say that about a little girl needing a blanket.Common sense people......As far as the male-male and female-female. I have seen the reverse too many times to count at many airports, here and abroad. :cool:
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