I suppose we all must have done something very wrong for all the punishment we have, and will, endure.  Lets recap, “terrorists” attack America, we suffer that tragedy, then the American Gov’mint uses it as an opportunity to launch operation “Fuck the Constitution,” and project “Where’d the Money Go?”

Their jobs, however, are defined in a way that creates such terrible situations and apparently no significant benefit.

(Great if you are — really! — but it sure isn’t practical advice for everybody.)

http://www.travelunderground.org/index.php?threads/master-lists-of-tsa-abuses-crimes.317/

That “American spirit” has become one big collective baaaaaaaaaaaaaa.

These policies are not created by the workers, who are coincidentally poorly trained, poorly supervised, and poorly paid, in fact they are the lowest paid of all federal workers.  You get what you pay for Americans, and it’ll be just as bad/worse when it’s run by even more poorly paid private security.

http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=122948752

Unfortunately my countrymen are mostly glued to the couch.

It’s not so difficult to do, not at all.  

Yes, Korea’s got problems, like every country has, but the mechanism to address these problems isn’t so completely broken like it is in the US. Korea still has a more-or-less functional democracy (which is really hilarious when you compare the country’s history).

Besides: comforting yourself with laziness and other excuses only numbs you to so many problems…

Looks like we all dodged a bullet there.  Well, done TSA!