The latest TSA idiocy

[The Annoyed Man]

I wonder what would happen if you got 2,000 volunteers to go to any major airport en masse and all of them were wearing the same protest t-shirts with slogans derogatory to the TSA.

[Manedwolf]

I wonder what would happen if you got 2,000 volunteers to go to any major airport en masse and all of them were wearing the same protest t-shirts with slogans derogatory to the TSA.

How about thousands of people wearing uniforms identical to the ones TSA gets?

[The Annoyed Man]

I wonder what would happen if you got 2,000 volunteers to go to any major airport en masse and all of them were wearing the same protest t-shirts with slogans derogatory to the TSA.

How about thousands of people wearing uniforms identical to the ones TSA gets?

I like that one even better although I'm sure it would result in some sort of criminal charges.

[Scout26]

And since no one else has.........




 Presenting the New TSA Spokesperson

[BridgeRunner]

I dunno.  I've attended a protest at an airport.  It was nationwide, and it garnered lots of attention.  A couple groups were thrown out, no one was arrested, and some airlines changed their policies and employee education.

But we brought babies along. 

[Manedwolf]

A while back, there was apparently some sort of protest in DC where a whole bunch of people were wearing trenchcoats, nose-and-mustache disguises and signs that said SPY, and were wandering around looking at each other through binoculars and taking pictures of each other.

I'm just picturing a swarm of people in blank uniforms tailored exactly like TSA ones milling around an airport security checkpoint.

It'd be sort of like that scene in the remake of "The Thomas Crowne Affair" with all the identical businessmen in bowler hats.

[De Selby]

A while back, there was apparently some sort of protest in DC where a whole bunch of people were wearing trenchcoats, nose-and-mustache disguises and signs that said SPY, and were wandering around looking at each other through binoculars and taking pictures of each other.

I'm just picturing a swarm of people in blank uniforms tailored exactly like TSA ones milling around an airport security checkpoint.

It'd be sort of like that scene in the remake of "The Thomas Crowne Affair" with all the identical businessmen in bowler hats.

This reminds me of the most bizarre protest I ever saw: A bunch of white supremacists parading around Washington DC in their boots and deliverance-style fatigues and shirts.

Even the cab driver was laughing at them-wrong city.