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Originally posted by PrimePorkchop
reply to post by DimensionalDetective
wow.
So, this just proves the hypocritical arrogance that all of us Americans (and im sure its prevalent in other countries too) share.
Its wrong to deny service to a black man
But its okay to deny service to a TSA agent
If its wrong to deny service to one, it should be wrong to deny service to both. No wonder American is a joke to the rest of the civilized world. Fat, stupid, and completely hysterical.
Originally posted by HappilyEverAfter
reply to post by nenothtu
You clean up nice, alot different looking after taking a weed wacker to your face.
I believe if the name of that establishment was to get out across the nation, and the message theyre trying to deliver was to be made well known, I'd bet they'd be receiving envelopes of a few dollars here and there just to show support,
I know I'd send some with a note inside.
To address the 'just a job, need a job' point of view,
that's a pretty weak excuse to sell your values and ethics, because sooner or later, you end up a prisoner to your own madness.
Originally posted by drink2forget
Be sure to tell them that next time you try and board a flight
Let's deny someone the ability to eat lunch because you dont like the job they are doing.
Seriously?edit on 07/23/2007 by drink2forget because: more ranting.
Originally posted by Kangaruex4Ewe
Although I am not overly fond of the TSA, this is their job. A way to feed and cloth their families while keeping their homes heated and cooled.
In an economy like the one we have now, there are not too many folks who would turn down honest, gainful employment like this.
The establishment has a right to choose who they service of course, but no matter how flat you make a pancake it will always have two sides.
Originally posted by nenothtu
I think if TSA were more mobile, they could morph into a replica SS in a heart beat. I wouldn't let my sister marry one, so why should I feed them?
TSA screeners insisted that Ryan take off his braces and walk through the detector unaccompanied.
The Transportation Security Administration concedes that a 4-year-old boy heading to Walt Disney World for a birthday celebration should not have been forced to remove his leg braces during an airport-security screening in Philadelphia, a Philly columnist writes.
Originally posted by zorgon
Originally posted by nenothtu
I think if TSA were more mobile, they could morph into a replica SS in a heart beat. I wouldn't let my sister marry one, so why should I feed them?
They already are mobile, hitting bus depots and train stations and even road spot checks. They are called Viper Patrols (VIPR)