People can make all kinds of noise, but unless people put their money where their mouth is and begin to put real economic pressure on the airlines, who would in turn pressure Washington to do something about the TSA, I don't want to hear it.
One form of economic pressure would be each person's civil disobedience and recognition of their rights. In the history of the world, it's these small incremental changes, and abolition of rights, that lead to complete and total change for the worse. Nazi Germany didn't happen over night.
My question is this:
Where do you draw the line?
When they make you strip completely naked in a private room and it takes 4 hours to get everyone through security?
When you are not allowed to carry ANY items on?
The full body radiation scanners does a little radiation but radiation damage to the DNA is cumulative.
If more and more people refused, this would be pressure for change.
I shouldn't have to ignore anything. I'm there to buy books and cases of Cafe Bustelo, not to see what others are doing with their money or what others think of the coffee I'm buying.
The fact that there are reviews of 'five star' packages of diapers on Amazon is a little disturbing.
On the internet, no one can hear you scream.