To: SandyInSeattle
There's no constitutional right to get on a subway Irrelevant. It's the searches that are unreasonable, because they are random. Others are not stopped for a search. Probably a equal protection clause violation, as well.
Are you suggesting it's reasonable to deny a citizen access to the subway just because of the t-shirt they're wearing?
115 posted on
07/22/2005 11:41:23 AM PDT by
savedbygrace
("No Monday morning quarterback has ever led a team to victory" GW Bush)
To: savedbygrace
Are you suggesting it's reasonable to deny a citizen access to the subway just because of the t-shirt they're wearing? No, I'm saying the person wearing the T-Shirt is inviting a confrontation, and that's never very smart.
121 posted on
07/22/2005 11:42:43 AM PDT by
Not A Snowbird
(Official RKBA Landscaper and Arborist, Duchess of Green Leafy Things)
To: savedbygrace
There's no constitutional right to get on a subway I think there is if it is public transportation, paid by you ... the public.
A private taxi is another matter, but I think you do have a consitutional right to get on a subway.
123 posted on
07/22/2005 11:43:04 AM PDT by
Stu Cohen
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