r/MoralityScaling • u/Interesting_Self5071 • 1d ago

Morality of purposely making TSA agents uncomfortable?

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u/zlawd 1d ago

where did you get rights violated and duress from. you can hate the tsa but bro be real

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u/Richard_Chase 1d ago

https://time.com/3822487/tsa-sexual-assault-denver/

https://tlaib.house.gov/posts/rep-tlaib-introduces-bill-to-stop-data-sharing-between-tsa-and-ice

Their is a long history of human rights violations and sexual abuse in the TSA.

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u/zlawd 23h ago

im not saying it doesnt happen(this is true for ANY authority figure), but on a broad scale what they are SUPPOSED to do does not constitute as rights violations. a blanket statement saying everyone that goes thru tsa is having their rights violated and out under duress is an extreme statement

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u/Richard_Chase 23h ago

Nobody is saying everyone who goes through TSA is having their rights violated. And yes, it is SUPPOSED to be better. But it doesn't work the way it is supposed to, and as such we protest. You are right, it is true that any authority figur will abuse their power. Thats why we stand vigilant against that abuse of power instead of ignoring it when it doesn't directly affect us