[nagdu] Full Body Scanning Machines

[Cindy Ray]

I think it means they haven't come up with a means to deal with that possibility yet. I think there are ways that they can determine that. Of course, if the person isn't a fake. I don't have time, personally, for this kind of paranoia. There will never be a totally fool proof method, and when I have had a pat search because they thought my Brailliant might be a bomb, and while they were glibly unpacking my back pack to check it out, I have felt a little violated, to be honest, no matter ow much I understand that it is usually a woman who searches another woman. I just want to get through the airport as fast as I can with as much dignity left as is possible and with as positive an attitude as I can muster. 
On Nov 17, 2010, at 9:52 AM, Meghan Whalen wrote:

> Though going through the detector as we used to is certainly the most appealing option, who's to say that someone may not pose as a person with a disability in a wheelchair or with a service dog to avoid the full body scan?  I may be paranoid, but this policy deceminates the belief that people with any disability are sweet perfectly harmless little dears, and though i don't plan on  bombing an airport anytime soon, a terrorist could definitely take advantage of this fact in so many situations.
> 
> Just my paranoid pesimistic thoughts for the morning,
> Meghan 
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