PSA on TSA: No more pat-downs for children

[cbelt3]

http://www.cnn.com/2011/TRAVEL/06/23/tsa...pt=hp_bn12

However, children above the age of 10 can look forward to some 'personal attention'. Parents, before you fly, make sure you have 'the talk'.

[bazookaman]

I feel safer already.

[OWC Jamie]

One more excuse not to fly with kids on board. :-)

[pRICE cUBE]

I know some of you on this board prefer the pat downs, admit it.

[Racer X]

yes, yes I do.

[Rick-o]

pRICE cUBE wrote:
I know some of you on this board prefer the pat downs, admit it.

Thanks, but no thanks. As long as this nonsense continues, I'll drive where I have to go.

FU TSA!! :fawkdance:

[Racer X]

then the terrorists win.

[Mike Johnson]

Racer X wrote:
then the terrorists win.

Au contraire.

[Black]

"This isn't to say we don't believe in safety procedures," Paul said. "But I think I feel less safe when we're doing these invasive exams on a 6-year-old. It makes me think that you're clueless, that you think she's going to attack our country, and that you're not doing your research on the people who would attack our country."
Pistole suggested a pat-down of a child is not entirely unjustified.
"Unfortunately, we know that terrorists around the world have used children as suicide bombers," Pistole replied.
No way!

[Fritz]

Wish I felt like driving Vegas to NY. But at least no one copped a feel today.
Glad to be leaving this fsckin dump.