Matt Collins
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So in an effort to demean and demoralize the TSA agents who feel me up the conversation this morning on the way to CPAC went as follows:
ME: So do you enjoy your job?
HIM: Yeah I actually do believe it or not
ME: Well are you gay?
HIM: No I've got a wife and kids
ME: Well you just said you liked your job. You like feeling guys up all day?
HIM: This isn't my favorite part but I enjoy the rest
ME: Well you could've fooled me. I would've thought a guy who enjoyed touching other guys crotches all day was definitely gay
(about this time he finishes)
HIM: Ok you are clear, have a nice day
ME: Too late for that thanks to you
Anyway, it's interesting how uncomfortable these people become when you begin to question their sexuality. In fact I think he went a lot quicker than normal because I was making him very uneasy. What was sad was that I was there for about 15 minutes and the ONLY guy who opted out of the porno scanners. And I had a whole lot of other things lined up for this guy but he finished too soon. Well, there is always next time.
Until we can get this crap outlawed, I think the only thing to do for those that fly (short of civil disobedience) is to use psychological warfare against those who are perpetuating these violations of individual rights. If more people treat them like lowlifes, they might rethink their chosen profession. Hopefully it'll wear on their psyche.
ME: So do you enjoy your job?
HIM: Yeah I actually do believe it or not
ME: Well are you gay?
HIM: No I've got a wife and kids
ME: Well you just said you liked your job. You like feeling guys up all day?
HIM: This isn't my favorite part but I enjoy the rest
ME: Well you could've fooled me. I would've thought a guy who enjoyed touching other guys crotches all day was definitely gay
(about this time he finishes)
HIM: Ok you are clear, have a nice day
ME: Too late for that thanks to you
Anyway, it's interesting how uncomfortable these people become when you begin to question their sexuality. In fact I think he went a lot quicker than normal because I was making him very uneasy. What was sad was that I was there for about 15 minutes and the ONLY guy who opted out of the porno scanners. And I had a whole lot of other things lined up for this guy but he finished too soon. Well, there is always next time.
Until we can get this crap outlawed, I think the only thing to do for those that fly (short of civil disobedience) is to use psychological warfare against those who are perpetuating these violations of individual rights. If more people treat them like lowlifes, they might rethink their chosen profession. Hopefully it'll wear on their psyche.
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