Air travel, while a convenience, is rarely a necessity, tho we may want to rationalize it otherwise.
At root, it's a service for a fee, and like any other transaction, if the buyer finds the service unacceptable, the product is avoided and the fee withheld until the service/product improves or an acceptable alternative appears.
A massive refusal by the public to patronize air travel need only be a temporary strategy.
Hit the Quisling cowards in the airline boardrooms with a couple/few weeks of an 80% reduction in revenue and watch the fun as they run each other down in the rush to get DC to execute the TSA.
Two likely outcomes, both beneficial :
1) the unmistakable power of that kind of economic blockade, the message it would send as to what's actually what, would make the little whining halfbreed bitch in the Spite Hut MELT
2) an attempt would be made to nationalize (aka steal) the airline industry and force it to operate as a .gov entity (yes, at the point of a gun), at which point this nation's citizens could no longer harbor ANY illusion about the evil infesting DC
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I’d think if there were enough recognition by the public of the true battlefield layout of good vs. evil (properly, God vs. Satan)... there wouldn’t need to be a boycott because meretricious politicians would get cast out on their hineys forthwith, or else a literal come to Jesus.