>>2915795
What do you have to hide?

What is the point you are trying to make?

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>>2915795
That's the nature of airplanes. Everything is governed by a million rules and regulations. Don't like it? Ride the bus.

>>2915795
Assuming you travel by air, you go through it too.

Yeah, you can request a manual search in airports that offer it, but I'm not sure if being touched by another man is better than being a conformist based on your arbitrary standards.

“Lets have one airport where we do security checks, and a second airport where anyone can bring anything they want. I know which one I’m going to”

Everyone hates security theatre, but it’s interesting that litetally every country takes it seriously. If it was only the US then maybe I’d be angry

Don't like it? Not allowed to fly. Thank Islam

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>>2915882
Yeah take your blast of radiation or be pat down like a criminal.
Funny, pre 1965 they didn't conceive of having to do things like this.

>>2915821
It's not the 'nature of airplanes' as air travel ('airplanes' lol) was completely different 30 years ago
>in b4 moving goalposts

>>2915796
his embarrassment when the female TSA agent starts giggling after looking at the monitor and spotting the outline of his microdong

>>2916103
you just triggered my small penis humiliation fetish

>>2916057
>Yeah take your blast of radiation
the amount of radiation you are exposed to on even a short haul flight exceeds the amount of electromagnetic radiation used by an airport body scanner by factor of about a squillion
a body scanner works more like radar. the waves do not penetrate your body

>>2916057
Pre 1965 there were also many hijackings. Funny how these days it's almost unheard of.

>>2915882
>>2916057
>>2916133
It’s exclusively only USA, I didn’t see it any other places. Maybe it has to do with how simple it is to bypass X-ray views. Just a thought.

>>2915882
They have gotten more careful with their patdowns. No fondling your junk anymore. My testicle varicocele lit up as an abnormality in the TSA scanner last time I went through haha.

>>2916068
It still involved being herded like sheep into a metal tube, told where to sit, when you can get up, etc. Throw away your freedom ideology when you are flying; it simply doesn't reflect the reality of air travel. Yes, regulations used to be looser, back when Americans weren't all so fearful and risk-averse. Cops swaggered through ghettos on foot with a six shooter, muggings were a daily reality for city dwellers. But everybody still went out and lived life.

>>2916187
>It’s exclusively only USA, I didn’t see it any other places.
the current mm-wave devices are widely used in europe and asia too
>Maybe it has to do with how simple it is to bypass X-ray views
the previous backscatter devices were never very popular and were mainly replaced because of privacy concerns

>>2916213
Yes, internet tough guy, it's a scary world out there and everyone else but you is a sheep. Better remain holed up in your mom's basement and never leave.

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>>2915821
I hate planes. Ocean liners should come back.