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“I Want You to Tell Me Why You Killed People” — Guilt and Howard Zinn

Google "TSA stupidity" and you'll find that almost a year and a half million sites have something to say about it. If the U.S. is to prevent another major terrorist attack on its air transportation system without placing greater restrictions on civil liberties of air travelers, the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) had better Get Smart.

Anyone who travels by air in the United States has a story to tell about depressing airport screening.Media reports of a seriously ill 95-year grandmother forced to withdraw its adult diapers before being allowed on a plane and viral videos showing children being terrified intimately affected by TSA agents are more than depressing. They are a chilling comment on the police state more and more accepted by the American public in the name of security.

Air travelers do not dare complain. TSA standards focus more on examining travelers who are "very arrogant" and express "outrage against the procedures of passengers at the airport."

Is this repression the only choice?Or, TSA officers can be trained to the exercise of the discretion needed to detect terrorists, while allowing innocent travelers quickly and safely pass through the screening?

A reasonable balance and practical policy to control airport security must be obtained before another terrorist attack results in even greater repression.

Today, the TSA

Shocked that poorly trained airport security guards armed with box cutters allowed terrorists on board and use four passenger planes as flying missiles of mass destruction, Congress created the TSA two months after 9-11.

Fifty thousand security officers (TSOs) have been hired and quickly rushed through training courses of one week. Although these officers are now federal employees and receive better training, they are still security guards. Even so, "agents" of Homeland Security, they exercise great power over the traveling public.

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