[heylady]

My daughter is 5 months pregnant so she obviously will opt out of a scan. Are they going to lift her shirt to make sure she is really pregnant? What about women who wear really padded bras or other types of one piece under garments? Will they have to remove them?
The majority of people on FR are smart enough to know that this is definately a violation of our rights but if you listen to people being interviewed at airports they are more than willing to bend over and grab their ankles for this false sense of security.

[Lazamataz]

My daughter is 5 months pregnant so she obviously will opt out of a scan. Are they going to lift her shirt to make sure she is really pregnant? What about women who wear really padded bras or other types of one piece under garments? Will they have to remove them?

In five years, unless we elect a new administration, expect full penile rapes before flight.

It's for the children.

Y'see.

[packrat35]

but if you listen to people being interviewed at airports they are more than willing to bend over and grab their ankles for this false sense of security

That's because the smarter ones have already quit flying. I know I did in 2002. If I can't drive, I don't go.

[nurees]

I was thinking about adult diapers, large sanitary pads and mastectomy gear. I told my boss tonight if I am felt up he can expect to find me on the no fly list. What about little boys and girls and developing reproductive organs?

[Smokin' Joe]

...but if you listen to people being interviewed at airports they are more than willing to bend over and grab their ankles for this false sense of security.

Is that all of them or just the carefully screened media-viewed folks?

Of course, the sample has been reduced by people who have decided not to even go by air.