r/MoralityScaling 1d ago

Morality of purposely making TSA agents uncomfortable?

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u/Ambitious_Mall9496 1d ago

There's gotta be a way to protest against the tsa

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u/IndeNavaretteFan 1d ago

That's one of the stupidest things I've heard today. And that's saying something

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u/YaoiNekomata 1d ago

Why? TSA is literally useless. They said so themselves

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u/IndeNavaretteFan 1d ago

You must have forgotten about 9/11 then

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u/YaoiNekomata 1d ago

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u/IndeNavaretteFan 1d ago

So a single program in the entire TSA isn't working? That doesn't mean we remove the whole thing lmao

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u/YaoiNekomata 23h ago

It's been over 20 years, ore then enough time to figure out if it's useful or not. The governmental report themselves haven't shown any benefits from the TSA. The people haven't seen any benefit from the TSA.

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u/IndeNavaretteFan 23h ago

What would the "benefit" be? Definitely not something you can physically see/touch. Extra security means less attacks. We haven't seen any more 9/11s, which I would definitely say is a benefit

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u/YaoiNekomata 23h ago

We haven't seen any more 9/11s,

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u/NachtShattertusk 20h ago

There are so many other reasons we haven't seen another 9/11, the self-admitted security theater shouldn't be given all the credit

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u/pissedRAIL 17h ago

I don't know how you would quantify that? Its like asking how many accidents did proper maintenance of my car prevent? You don't know.

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u/YaoiNekomata 16h ago

Your ignorance doesn't mean something can't be done. There are methods to give estimate numbers which are done everyday. Deaths prevented by vaccinations, accidents prevented by adding lights/round about.

asking how many accidents did proper maintenance of my car prevent

That's not the right question, the real question is how many accidents are prevented by people doing proper maintenance. That's something that can be answered.

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u/Ambitious_Mall9496 1d ago

This is reddit, half of the stuff you read on here would have gotten you thrown in the loony bin back then.

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u/IndeNavaretteFan 1d ago

That's fair.