After Las Vegas. Does this mean we'll be 'scanned' to enter a hotel?

I don't have a link - only a question.

We have scanners in the airports.

Scanners in schools.

Closed concerts, movie theaters, etc.

In some hospitals now, if not all.

The 'Elite towers' and condos.

So now, will we add, metal detectors to enter hotels/motels?

Talk about freaking 'submit and obey'...

With all the Hillary #resistance cold blooded murderers running about, let's hope so.

a reply to: silo13

No , it means like Casinos , Hotels in Certain Cities might Now take away the Ability of Guests to Open the Windows in their Rooms in a way that allows someone to Shoot Firearms out of them . Passive Ventilation sort of Speak......

a reply to: silo13

How about HSA, the hospitality safety agency. Coming to restaurants shortly after installed in hotels and motels. B&B's will go out of business because of their lack of space to install 4 full-time, 24 hours a day, HSA agents that will harass and cop feels of all their guests.

originally posted by: TinfoilTP
With all the Hillary #resistance cold blooded murderers running about, let's hope so.

Huh?

Killery is a mass murderer, just not 'caught'.

With respect (I think)? Whatever are you talking about?

originally posted by: Zanti Misfit
a reply to: silo13

No , it means like Casinos , Hotels in Certain Cities will take away the Ability of Guests to Open the Windows in their Rooms in a way that allows someone to Shoot Firearms out of them . Passive Ventilation sort of Speak......

Honey, he BROKE the windows. Most hotels don't allow you to 'open' windows.

At least the ones I've been in...

originally posted by: TobyFlenderson
a reply to: silo13

How about HSA, the hospitality safety agency. Coming to restaurants shortly after installed in hotels and motels. B&B's will go out of business because of their lack of space to install 4 full-time, 24 hours a day, HSA agents that will harass and cop feels of all their guests.

I was thinking the same. Now take it a step further.

The 5 ***** star restaurants/casinos/hotel motels will install metal detectors.

Screw the local Day's Inn...

Not that I want more regulation/metal detectors at all, just saying.

a reply to: silo13

What freedom was dissolved after the Orlando incident?

a reply to: silo13

Identity politics, it's his M.O.

a reply to: silo13

No it will be terrible for business and very few would go out then.

It's not the the airlines, where you have no choice but to be corralled like cattle and F'ed with like a criminal by pissed off malcontent T-S-A employees.


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a reply to: Zanti Misfit

The windows in this hotel did not open....so, what's your point here?

I think that private large capacity venues should begin profiling guests. Profiling based upon circumstance, not skin color or other protected statuses.

For example, a family of 4 checking in for a few days is less likely to be a threat than a single person checking in for a few days. At that point, their baggage gets scanned.

The first X-Ray machines will probably be installed in high-rise hotels that are adjacent to public gathering arenas.

But that doesn't address the high-rise residential buildings, office buildings and skyscrapers that are next to concert venues in New York, Chicago, and probably other cities too.

originally posted by: seasonal
a reply to: silo13

No it will be terrible for business and very few would go out then.

It's not the the airlines, where you have no choice but to be corralled like cattle and F'ed with like a criminal by pissed off malcontent T-S-A employees.
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I see your point only to some extent.

The 'elites' will go where they are safe. Plus, when did they ever have to check in their own bags?

The rest of us slobs will have to take our chances at a star two, etc.

a reply to: Krakatoa

Shatterproof Glass . Better Yet , Thick Plastic Glass , more Cost Effective . Problem Solved .

originally posted by: Zanti Misfit
a reply to: Krakatoa

Shatterproof Glass . Better Yet , Thick Plastic Glass , more Cost Effective . Problem Solved .

How's that going to pass fire codes? If people need 'out' with a raging inferno at their backs?

Just asking.

a reply to: silo13

Better to be Safe than Sorry . Choose .

a reply to: silo13

Not in vegas casinos. Vegas is on a whole other level. The mafia will make sure people keep spending money without distractions.

originally posted by: Zanti Misfit
a reply to: silo13

Better to be Safe than Sorry . Choose .

The "Elite' will be safe.

My point is - well among other concerns - your local Motel 6 will not be able to afford metal detectors.

Can you see my point?