After solving the problem of state-sponsored terrorism indefinitely, TSA needs to go away. Library cards; and passports that miraculously survived jet fuel.
The right to travel being so fundamental the founding fathers didn’t feel the dire need to enumerate. Modern Conveyance.
.. And those skin-cancer-causing machines, the ones famous for exposing your genitals in HD to some permanent record database? They too must be gone. Did you know? When the 1st nuclear bombs were being tested, they used plastic to protect themselves. Can you imagine putting those courtesy shoes on that tradesmen like to wear when entering your home and expecting any amount of protection from radiation?
We still to this day do not understand the true effect of endless hours of exposure to smaller doses of radiation. But those same TSA employees often die from skin cancer. There is your canary in the coalmine. And that is your causality.
Frequent flyer? You’re being violated too, and the more.
Not sure on these definitions specifically, but there is certainly a difference between commercial and private usage that had been brushed under the rug by the ‘appeal to tradition’ fallacy, is it not so?
I am still looking for the HOTT describing one William Milton Cooper boarding a commercial aircraft in the ~90’s using only a library card. The below is not the same William Milton Cooper, but also demonstrates our way of life, to travel unencumbered, was true and proper prior to state-sponsored terrorism. Conflate not, I love my country, and I love Constitutional observance. I do not love repugnancy, however, and neither should you per the Supreme law of the Land and preceding God-given right. Lawfully.
A software engineer that I once spoke with, almost daily, one time on the way to I think it was Hawaii with his family and I in tow took a look at the TSA security, and shook his head.
“It’s not a black box,”
to paraphrase.
“Sorry?”
“In security, if you can see the inner workings of the security system, it’s not secure, it’s not a black box”.
So you see, these clear windows you see as you enter the clear box, and not the black box, are yet another testament to the fact that, at the time, these rapid changes / erosion of UNALIENABLE Rights… were never about your security. Simply put, they were about the erosion of your freedoms, unalienable.
You remove your belt, somebody sees your family’s jewels on a monitor, they claim it is not so, but it was certainly so when these cancer machines first rolled out, which means that from a software engineer’s perspective, the data most likely still exists somewhere.
Those who will claim this means we now need a black box, and not a clear box, are not only idiots, you are un-American. We don’t need anything but restoration of True and Proper Right, period, the end.
“Opting out.”
I always say to TSA, my belt already removed, my shoes already off, ready for one Violation any less a Violation than the other. One time, a TSA agent decides to ask me a question.
May I ask, why don’t you prefer these machines?
To paraphrase.
Have you heard of the Manhatton Project?
Yes.
Well, when they detonated those nuclear tests during the Manhattan Project, they didn’t know about the cancer-causing effects of the blasts. They wore plastic on their rubber shoes (like the kind that polite tradesmen will sometimes wear when they enter your home). They didn’t know the cancer-causing effects of the nukes.
I’m always curious to know more about these machines and what other people think about them. That’s interesting, I’d never heard it that way before.
I think it’s important to never stop learning. Have a wonderful day.
