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Protecting the Rights of Travelers: Abolish the TSA!
“the fiction in operation at the airport is that travelers have consented to search as a condition of travel.”
Fly Naked to Expedite Air Travel!
Consent to rights violations? Heck no! And make it as tough as possible for them to keep doing it!
Faulty premise – wrong answer
You see, if you start with a flawed premise, you will always come up with the wrong answer.
We Cannot Quietly Submit
don’t sit still for this. It’s not right, and you know it’s not right. It’s not lawful, and you know it’s not lawful. It’s mass insanity, and you know it’s mass insanity.
Can the Government Keep Us Safe?
What is the value of being safe if we are not free? Did our forefathers flee the kings and despots of Europe and come here to be safe? Did Patrick Henry say “Give me safety or give me death?â€
Is it time to abolish the TSA?
Yes is the argument that Becky Akers makes in her recent LewRockwell.com article.
Is the TSA Constitutional?
Recently, the TSA – in an effort to improve their awful public image – launched a blog. Yes, the TSA is “reaching out” to all of us – and it’s not to pat us down without a warrant…this time. According to a post at ThinkProgress.org, it didn’t kick off too well. In fact, so many [...]
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