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TSA Theme Song - See Me, Feel Me



Notice the act of pedophilia.....I would have beat the fuckers within an inch of their life if that were my grandchild.

I think it's kind of funny to see white people being subjected to something minorities have had to endure for decades.
Now, it's an issue.

Originally Posted by Inkslinger

I think it's kind of funny to see white people being subjected to something minorities have had to endure for decades.
Now, it's an issue.

Really, huh, can you please show me where minorities have been subjected to this, or is this just a lame ass attempt to make this like so many other issues and policies from this fucking administration, about race??

Originally Posted by michaelr

Really, huh, can you please show me where minorities have been subjected to this, or is this just a lame ass attempt to make this like so many other issues and policies from this fucking administration, about race??

Here's a good article that you may actually like Mike.
This could turn out to be a good thing.... for all people.

Pat-Downs Hit Middle America Where It Counts

By David Coleman
The recent outrage expressed by white males and females over intrusive airport pat-downs may have an upside. At least at the nation’s airports, non-minority airline passengers who seek to board an airplane are being sensitized to the indignities that are a routine part of the lives of some men of color who merely walk or drive down a street.
As white, male air travelers take up the cause of YouTube hero John “Don’t Touch My Junk” Tyner, a snicker of schadenfreude may be shared among working class and lower class men of color. They may well wonder why the revelation that pat-downs are a degrading imposition of power by government agents has taken such a long time to emerge.


...can't hide from the truth.

Originally Posted by Inkslinger

Here's a good article that you may actually like Mike.
This could turn out to be a good thing.... for all people.

Pat-Downs Hit Middle America Where It Counts

By David Coleman
The recent outrage expressed by white males and females over intrusive airport pat-downs may have an upside. At least at the nation’s airports, non-minority airline passengers who seek to board an airplane are being sensitized to the indignities that are a routine part of the lives of some men of color who merely walk or drive down a street.
As white, male air travelers take up the cause of YouTube hero John “Don’t Touch My Junk” Tyner, a snicker of schadenfreude may be shared among working class and lower class men of color. They may well wonder why the revelation that pat-downs are a degrading imposition of power by government agents has taken such a long time to emerge.


...can't hide from the truth.

Horse shit. Minorities have never been groped or body scanned until we all did Inky. I would have been just as outraged if they had.

Originally Posted by michaelr

Horse shit. Minorities have never been groped or body scanned until we all did Inky. I would have been just as outraged if they had.

Yea, you're right... they were beaten and falsely arrested.
Read the article Mike.
It's about how this sudden white outrage may result in equality for all... you are for that, right?

Originally Posted by Inkslinger

Yea, you're right... they were beaten and falsely arrested.
Read the article Mike.
It's about how this sudden white outrage may result in equality for all... you are for that, right?

I am outraged about that, hell there are states where they were not just falsely arrested, but exicuted...and that Inky is why I am no longer pro-death penalty.

Originally Posted by Inkslinger

I think it's kind of funny to see white people being subjected to something minorities have had to endure for decades.
Now, it's an issue.

Agreed. This goes back to the entire concept of fully understanding and supporting the Constitution in light of understanding Pastor Martin Niemöller famous commentary about standing up for the rights of others lest one fall victim to the same abuses.

They came first for the Communists,
and I didn't speak up because I wasn't a Communist.

Then they came for the trade unionists,
and I didn't speak up because I wasn't a trade unionist.

Then they came for the Jews,
and I didn't speak up because I wasn't a Jew.

Then they came for me
and by that time no one was left to speak up.

When we let our laws abuse the rights of others be they Japanese, Muslims or gays, it becomes only a matter of time and circumstance before those same abuses come full circle around to abuse each of us. That time has arrived. We let our fears of 9/11 push us into sacrificing the hard-won rights gained by our forefathers and now we are seeing those rights being lost as in the name of security. We can't have perfect security and perfect freedom. It's either one or the other or some combination of both. I'd rather have more freedom and risk dying in a terrorist attack since I use my freedom every day, but the odds of dying in a terrorist attack are nil.

Originally Posted by Inkslinger

I think it's kind of funny to see white people being subjected to something minorities have had to endure for decades.
Now, it's an issue.

A step back is funny as long as it happens to one race? Better said: the correct race?

What gives with the double standards Ink?

Originally Posted by johnflesh

A step back is funny as long as it happens to one race? Better said: the correct race?

What gives with the double standards Ink?

I think he is pointing out the irony that we are doing this to ourselves. It's kind of like seeing Tom Delay screw the Texas voters for years then find out he was gang-raped in prison. Not funny, but certainly karmic justice.