1) I am not your friend.
2) There are other modes of travel; you’d have plenty of time to get other arrangements by January. Flying is a privilege, not a right.
3) When there is incident of a finger INSIDE the ass or in the vagina, then it can truly be called sexual assault, rape or whatever. People being groped, clothed, while an inconvenience, and in my opinion, overstepping and NOT RIGHT, is hardly rape or sexual assault.
Look, I don’t like it, either. I’m not siding with them AT ALL. They need to profile. If the Muzzies don’t like it, or it’s against their whatever, they need to get over that because they are HERE. It was THEIR people in the name of THEIR religion that made all this bullshit possible. I think a lot of things they are doing is screwed up. I just think we’re going a bit overboard with the ‘I’m gonna file a suit if they touch my......’. I guess where I’m going with this is the litigious mind overrides common sense in this case. Our court systems are already backed up beyond belief with frivolous cases. While I’m not saying all airport ‘molestation’ charges are going to be unfounded, going into a facility where you KNOW you have the probability of being searched or scanned and then scream foul when it does happen just doesn’t make sense to me, especially when there is no lasting damage. I suppose mental anguish could be lasting, but if we sued for every thing that mentally anguished us we’d all be rich.
4) A differing opinion makes me a Marxist now, does it? I don’t think so.
Well, you’ve had your rant. Now try to answer the salient points I posed:
1. Does this unwanted sexual attack catch or deter terrorists?
2. Is this unwantd sexual attack a crime?
3. Will you volunteer to be the first person cavity checked by a bunch of unqualified perverts in public?
As for flying being a priviledge—that’s pure and unadulterated goverment propaganda. I’ve done some Googling. I found nothing credible to substantiate that claim. Perhaps you could enlighten me. And while we’re at it I suppose, in your opinion, riding a bus or train is also a priviledge? And what about walking down the street? Is that a priviledge, too? Not—unless you believe that all rights come from the government not our “creator”. Only Marxist’s believe that.