To: Scalia Rules
i felt safer when i could at least carry my folding knives on board in my briefcase. add airplanes to the list of places we are stripped completely naked of our right to self defense. i'm flying myself from here on out.
To: Anonymous2
The news reports that I saw tonight said that fingernail clippers, cuticle scissors, and plastic dinner knives would be confiscated at the security checkpoint. If we are really so passive that someone could hijack a plane using fingernail clippers, then we are already lost. Effective action to increase security is a good thing, but this nonsense is making things more dangerous by encouraging us to be more passive in the face of evil.
WFTR
America's response has Already Started.
Bill
16 posted on
09/15/2001 12:14:46 AM PDT by
WFTR
To: Anonymous2
I always carried my own plastic knife, called a "Delta Dart" made by a company called Cold Steel. If I can't have that, I may have to try a Mag Light. They haven't outlawed those on flights, have they?
54 posted on
09/15/2001 6:49:16 AM PDT by
LouD
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