Woman Arrested at ABIA After Refusing Enhanced Pat Down (Rape Victim)

KVUE ^ | 12/22/2010 | KVUE

[triumphant values]

I understand her side of it, and their side as well, but it is for our protection so I have no problems with it, BAAAA!!!"

It's unfortunate that that happened and she didn't get to fly home, but it makes me feel a little safer, BAAAA!!!"

I've been reading 3 or 4 of the TSA molester stories a day for several months now. And every single one, I mean EVERY one that gets the "man on the street" opinion of it has nothing but supporters of this quoted.

Am I supposed to believe this is an unbiased, random sampling and that the media isn't just a propaganda arm of the government? Right.

[Lumper20]

So you are better then every MF who served this country?I still have a military ID. What’s your problem?

[andyk]

She refused to go home it appears. I am not sure what she was charged with though?

That is the million dollar question, and the obvious one that the reporter should have asked. If the options in the article are accurate, and she refused the pat down and she refused to go home (which I thought was against their procedure and they would fine you $10K for doing), then it seems she either tried to force her way past the checkpoint (not likely, or that surely would've been in the article), or she refused to go home and was arrested for loitering or trespassing? Either way, we're missing some detail.

[PAR35]

So you should use your veterans preference to get a job with the TSA so that you can say ‘Your papers, bitte’ to all of those folks who you want to make get one of your ‘national id’ cards.

[andyk]

I cannot believe that the other passengers interviewed both sided with the TSA. As I am more and more convinced, it was a nice run, but this experiment in individual liberty and personal responsibility is done.

[Lumper20]

http://www.iranian.com/main/2010/jun/hassan-khomeini-open-opposition

Thanks.

[the invisib1e hand]

The creation of privileged classes is contrary to the spirit of the United States. It is not a government for the convenience of the few. Please keep your comments public.

[668 - Neighbor of the Beast]

Invisible hand, do you see how extensive the problem yet, how deep the infection? You’re out of touch, FRiend. Even freepers think you’re obsolete and you’re speaking a dead language. You’ll probably need the full T (taze, trank, tag) to be properly microchipped and even then I think you will need to be monitored round-the-clock until Organ Harvest Day (the soon-to-be federal holiday). Big brother be watching you, buddy!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FJyqlxoLuvo

The Obsolete Man

[Lumper20]

When a person thinks they are better then our military, who all have ID cards- I have no use for them. I am not on Iranian.com. I am not into bashing Catholics.

[the invisib1e hand]

Appreciate your obvious concern. Quite sure I'm in touch - learned a long time ago what was not for sale.

you think you're on a roller-coaster, but it's really a slippery slope.

[444Flyer]

"...The airport police are the ones making the arrest. I wonder what the charges will be?"

This is like forcing the rape victim to be compliant and go back and allow herself to be the victim of sexual assault again.

[444Flyer]

The lesbian making the rules seems to have a real problem with women in general. But her further debasing of victims of past sexual assaults demonstrates more than anything, the complete moral collapse under this administration.

Whatever happened to protecting those who need protecting the most? We all know this has nothing to do with keeping anyone safe from Islamic terrorists, but rather further desensitizing the American public to these government goon's atrocities.

“Holiday travel stokes sex crime victims’ TSA pat-down fears”

http://edition.cnn.com/2010/TRAVEL/12/21/tsa.patdown.sex.crime.victims/index.html?hpt=C2