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I was just wondering if the TSA is a sign of fascism or just basic security. These TSA guys make a lot of money, are given more respect than soldiers these days, and the TSA overall gets a lot of money. I was wondering whether we went back in time to say the founding fathers era and showed them exactly what it's like. Would they say "this is a gross violation of freedom" or would they say "yeah, this is to be expected, when we wrote the constitution we were protecting you from feudalism, not airport security, suck it up pussy".
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>>135461622
>Is the TSA Unconstitutional?
The 9 say no, your opinion doesn't matter.
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>>135461715
What is the 9?
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>>135461918
SCOTUS
their interpretation ultimately is the only one that matters
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Is it a 3 letter agency?
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>>135462040
Well then NVM it's not unconstitutional.
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>>135461622
>when we wrote the constitution we were protecting you from feudalism, not airport security, now let the nice man put his hand down your kids pant, for safety
Totally legit.
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>>135462383
You get the point. Would they think we are not greeting the freedom we deserve or think we are wayyyyyy to overprotective of it.
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Why would it be unconstitutional?
Not being intended by the founding fathers doesn't mean the TSA cant' fit within the spirit or letter of the constitution.
That said, it's mainly a waste of money and placebo.
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Serious question. Are you 15 years old?
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>>135463536
>Why would it be unconstitutional?
search and seizure
>>135461622
>given more respect than soldiers
t.TSA
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>>135461622
>more respect than soldiers
not true
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