How to harass the TSA:

[Matt Collins]

http://securityedition.com/wp-content/uploads/wpsc/product_images/thumbnails/newborse_ff5.jpg


The Bill of Rights on a metal card.



The First Ten Amendments to the Constitution of the United States of America, printed on each side of a sturdy, playing-card-sized, pieces of metal. Highlighted in red is the extremely controversial fourth amendment; the "search and seizure" amendment, which makes much of law enforcement so difficult.


Now when the TSA confiscates this you can say they've taken away the Bill of Rights!



Here it is:
http://securityedition.com/products-page/cards/



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[Kraig]

If I was still flying all the time this would be too much fun to pass up, fortunately I'm not though.

[Theocrat]

Their job is defending the rights of the people via the Constitution. Didn't you know?

[silverhawks]

Their job is defending the rights of the people via the Constitution. Didn't you know?

And obviously to protect our rights, they need to take them away and lock them in a nice safe place.

[ChaosControl]

Their job is defending the rights of the people via the Constitution. Didn't you know?

:cool: Yeah sure....

[Freedom 4 all]

Their job is defending the rights of the people via the Constitution. Didn't you know?

In theory:
~Communism works
~Akido black belts aren't complete pussies
~All people are equal under the law
~Socialism works
~Government is responsible to the people
~people start drinking at 21
~WOD works
~Iraq will be a cakewalk
~Torture saves lives
etc.

[LibertyEagle]

Ah, the free market. :D

[foofighter20x]

Exactly, Libby.

A government-planned economy wouldn't even produce these, let alone know how to set the price for it! :D

[slothman]

If I was still flying all the time this would be too much fun to pass up, fortunately I'm not though.

You couldn't pay me to fly with all that "security".
Well you can but it would be like 1000 dollars or so.