Are you flying this week? And if you are, have you decided if you're going to opt out of a full body scan if selected for one, and choose a pat-down instead? And if you're not flying, what do you want your family members who are flying to do? Having to choose between possible dangerous radiation and being groped by a TSA agent isn't a pleasant choice. As we've written about before, passengers who are disabled or who have something artificial in or on them because of a cancer, may have it the worst when it comes to being patted down. Read about what happened to a bladder cancer survivor when the TSA screener broke his urostomy bag during a pat-down.
Kids have it bad, too, as evidenced by this clandestine video which shows a little boy having to take off his shirt during a pat-down. This video makes my blood boil.
Kids have it bad, too, as evidenced by this clandestine video which shows a little boy having to take off his shirt during a pat-down. This video makes my blood boil.
As District of Columbia residents we don't have any voting representative in Congress to write to. But we can sure as hell opt-out on National Opt Out day.
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