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Originally posted by LS650
What if you are against the US war effort? Can you refuse service to members of the armed forces?
Or what if you hate the local police? Can you refuse to serve cops?
Originally posted by usernameconspiracy
Yeah, punish the employees because that makes sense. I hope this business goes under for such poor business decisions. If you don't like TSA, don't fly. The employees are just doing their jobs like every one of you does your job.
Originally posted by zorgon
Originally posted by drink2forget
Seriously?
Yes seriously... This is exactly how it began in Germany... my parents went through it The SS was originally Germany's "Protection Squadron" or Homeland Security.
Last time around in the USA we were looking for a Commie under every bed... now it's terrorist (mostly homegrown anyway hence treating US as the enemy. I bet TSA wouldn't dare grope a Muslim
My father once made a joke about Hitler (like we do about Bush). Unfortunately for him an Officer over heard it and the next day he was sent to the front.
Today we see this..
People like you need to be reminded...
This man is probably turning over in his grave
They who can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety, deserve neither liberty nor safetyedit on 23-2-2011 by zorgon because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by DimensionalDetective
Thoughts on this one folks?
Sorry to double post but since when does the TSA and legal belong in the same sentence?I believe that last time I checked what they are doing to american citizens at the airports is illegal.
Originally posted by DimensionalDetective
Not sure what to think of this particular story, as specifics really aren't given here.
But if this is true, is this even legal to do? Not that I think that what the TSA agents do is legal either, but refusing service to anyone donning a TSA uniform?
And if it is legal, I am unsure of whether it is going to really impact much, as the agents themselves are merely small crumbs on a much larger loaf of bread. Their violations of the masses are being enabled by big brother and their corporate pupeteers.
Thoughts on this one folks?
consumerist.com
(visit the link for the full news article)
Originally posted by Exuberant1
reply to post by mizbeach40
Are you a TSA agent or related to one?
I think the business should also refuse their families service. That would work even better.
No one should do business with TSA agents or their families. They should be ostracized.
Do this and America will be great again..