Airport Screeners looking at body language and expressions
I fly fairly often, and get stopped for special screening practically every time. seriously, I get 'random checks' on practically every trip (they seem to think that passangers are stupid enough to think these checks really are random). And this is in Europe, where I can travel without a visa, without getting fingerprinted by some guy that takes it out on me that he couldn't get a better job, etc. European airports except for Charles de Gaulle in Paris are a lot more efficient than American airports, so if at all possible I will simply avoid using a US airport for the foreseeable future, European airports are bad enough.
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oh great yah i was just gonna say. i look very suspicious and act like it, especially when im in a crowded place. oh well i havent flown in years and dont plan on doing it again
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This kind of stuff is WAY to easily used for discriminatory purposes, kind of like how highway patrol officers harass African-Americans for "Driving While Black." Very broad reasons, like "suspicious behavior," are often used to defend the harassment of minorities.
It's not even effective. All it does is compress everybody into one place as they wait in line to take their shoes off. Now Hakkmed doesn't even have to get on the plane to blow everyone to smithereens, when there are 500 victims neatly assembled for him and waiting sheeplike behind the Tensabarriers.
I quite agree. If we're going to die we'll die anyway. "Airport security" is one thing I see right through.
It's all a big show to make people think the government is doing something while at the same time keeping people scared. There is a reason Homeland Security has never set their threat level below yellow, it's all about scaring people into accepting police state crap.
Basically if you act irregular you'll be pulled out for intense scrutiny. Yep.... I'm gonna fly now. Not.
hehe.
How are you today?
lie or truth. quirck. stim (huh?)
I am fine. I am wondering what the f**k that has to do with anything.
where are you heading?
lie or truth.
Compromise: shows ticket.
The inevitable .....why
I am going to such and such to shop-which I might do.
OR..
I am going to such and such to trace my experience with such and such; privately so I don't get shot in advance by insiders.
Is this all your property?
Lie or Truth.
Quirck. Stim. (huh?) Lie: It's in my possession isn't it?
Truth: No...I borrowed the bag from my neighbor, the hairbrush is my son's.. basically it's my stuff. What are you asking?
At least we have advanced notice.
Now we can be deceptive.
j/k, though that is how it works.
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Have an NT respected career and range of titles.
Utilize phrases of civil rights and liberties.
Create enough of a defendable statement of violation of rights or biases (coupled with your respected career and range of titles; correct clothing, ect) that everyone involved with you at that moment doesn't want to deal with the s**t can your promising to unleash, be loud and draw attention to yourself, or be charming and make the investigator question the sillyness and make them feel good about themselves.
This applies to shipping lines as well.
SeaTac-what a joke!
This is a happy development.
I don't care who the bleep you are. Bend over and be violated or don't take the fricken plane.
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