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Porcupine_I on 30 April 2012
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killerzX said:
Porcupine_I said:
They should divide the flights into "low security" and "high security" flights.

Anyone who doesn't want to get a pat down takes a low security flight where everyone can go on board without being searched.

The rest goes through TSA

problem solved!


those shouldnt be mutually exclusive.

no patdowns, no TSA policies does not mean low security. just as having strip searches and pat downs does not mean high security.

in fact i would argue the TSA is reletively low security, even with their policies of pat downs, while Israel with a lot less invasive practices, is high security.

yes, but Israel pays actual money to actual professionals. 



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