[2banana]

I am glad the TSA are now federal unionized employees so they can NEVER be fired...

[ClearCase_guy]

First TSA Agent: "Hey! Guys! I'm ... uhhh ... I'm gonna go strip search this hot Korean chick in some bathroom -- maybe on the third floor or something. You cool with that?"
Second TSA Agent: "Okay Frank."
Third TSA Agend: "Don't take too long, man there's plenty of people coming through here."
Fourth TSA Agent: "Don't listen to him, he's just jealous. Take your time, bro'"
First TSA Agent: "Thanks guys! You're the best! Okay, little lady, just step right this way ..."

[sauropod]

If this really happened, throw the book at the TSA person.

[lbryce]

And you’re surprised by this? This happens all the time, everywhere, in one way or another I remember watching a You Tube video about ten years ago when this model complained about some TSA guy coming up with some excuse to sexually abuse her by having her go through a very intense body check out, if you know what I mean She was crying Nothing happened to the guy

[immadashell]

Neffenger added, "The vast majority of the TSA workforce serves with honor and integrity, and treats every passenger with dignity and respect.

Why doesn't this statement give me a warm fuzzy feeling? "Vast majority" doesn't hack it!

[null and void]

A bit older than their usual victims...

[Savage Beast]

It is ridiculous for Americans to submit to the kind of “screening” that is now routine in airports. There are ways of determining who is likely to be dangerous and who is not without inconvievcing most of the passengers. These methods should be employed no matter whom they “offend”.