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**Adimonnna** · 10-06-2011, 11:28 PM

The TSA agent should have taken her to a private area to screen her and the supervisor should have been more reasonable. But don't fondle me up in front of the whole world to see like I'm a criminal.

That's my favorite line "Worst case scenario." So why don't we prepare for every "worst case scenario" in the world. Are you prepared for a nuclear attack? Or a chemical attack?

… it I'd b upset but I'm not going to blame the TSA.

"Just shut up and follow direction." Hmmm...there have been plenty atrocities committed in the past where people said "Just shut up and do what you're told or you'll make it worse."

Okay you want to talk about "worst case scenario" with terrorists - let's talk about worst case scenarios with our government when it gets too much power...

Maybe the gate supervisor was reasonable, we don’t know what kind of attitude she gave or the words that came out of her mouth, we also can’t say the gate should have done this or that. If we look back on history and say what people should have done it would be a perfect world. The gate supervisor is under stress to keep the lines moving; maybe he didn’t have the man power to send her to a private room. I’m sure she had enough privacy and I’m sure she wasn’t being groped, so she lost 1 minute of privacy – get over it.

Yes, I’m prepared for a nuclear attack I completed the CBT, got chem. gear and I work in a bunker, I’d call that pretty ready. I’m sure I’d know it’s coming before most.

Yes maybe you won’t blame TSA but many will as many blame the airlines for the attacks of 9/11. All types of people will have all types of blame and conspiracy theories.

Yes at times people should just shut and follow direction, I’m not talking about killing someone because you’re told, I’m talking about getting searched by TSA, like it or not they will determine if you’re riding the plane of not, that puts them in the authoritative position

The government already has too much power.

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Adimonnna Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 436 Senior Member	The TSA agent should have taken her to a private area to screen her and the supervisor should have been more reasonable. But don't fondle me up in front of the whole world to see like I'm a criminal. That's my favorite line "Worst case scenario." So why don't we prepare for every "worst case scenario" in the world. Are you prepared for a nuclear attack? Or a chemical attack? … it I'd b upset but I'm not going to blame the TSA. "Just shut up and follow direction." Hmmm...there have been plenty atrocities committed in the past where people said "Just shut up and do what you're told or you'll make it worse." Okay you want to talk about "worst case scenario" with terrorists - let's talk about worst case scenarios with our government when it gets too much power... Maybe the gate supervisor was reasonable, we don’t know what kind of attitude she gave or the words that came out of her mouth, we also can’t say the gate should have done this or that. If we look back on history and say what people should have done it would be a perfect world. The gate supervisor is under stress to keep the lines moving; maybe he didn’t have the man power to send her to a private room. I’m sure she had enough privacy and I’m sure she wasn’t being groped, so she lost 1 minute of privacy – get over it. Yes, I’m prepared for a nuclear attack I completed the CBT, got chem. gear and I work in a bunker, I’d call that pretty ready. I’m sure I’d know it’s coming before most. Yes maybe you won’t blame TSA but many will as many blame the airlines for the attacks of 9/11. All types of people will have all types of blame and conspiracy theories. Yes at times people should just shut and follow direction, I’m not talking about killing someone because you’re told, I’m talking about getting searched by TSA, like it or not they will determine if you’re riding the plane of not, that puts them in the authoritative position The government already has too much power.
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