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32. So, only US citizens go through TSA security checkpoints?

Reply to ChisolmTrailDem (Reply #26)

Mon Jul 7, 2014, 04:38 PM

Jul 2014

Canadian citizens flying into the US, or connecting through a US airport, get to just skip those lines?

Also, TSA security requirements tend to get exported to countries that fly into the United States, which is just about all of them.

You were trying to get in a cheap shot based on citizenship, just own it.

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This message was self-deleted by its author [View all] ChisolmTrailDem Jul 2014 OP

Would need to be a big fucking laptop bomb to kill 150 people in an airport... SidDithers Jul 2014 #1

This message was self-deleted by its author ChisolmTrailDem Jul 2014 #6

No, it doesn't... SidDithers Jul 2014 #8

Have you been in line for a flight on a fully-booked 757 at boarding call? It can be ChisolmTrailDem Jul 2014 #9

Nah, I'm just trying to figure out what your point is... SidDithers Jul 2014 #10

I changed my mind and edited my OP. Just for you. *Smooch!* I love you, Sid. nt ChisolmTrailDem Jul 2014 #11

Do you actually have a point you're trying to make with your various scenarios?... SidDithers Jul 2014 #13

This message was self-deleted by its author ChisolmTrailDem Jul 2014 #16

Here's another scenario... SidDithers Jul 2014 #17

Post removed Post removed Jul 2014 #18

How is anyone's citizenship remotely relevant geek tragedy Jul 2014 #20

You already know the answer to your question. MineralMan Jul 2014 #21

This message was self-deleted by its author ChisolmTrailDem Jul 2014 #26

TSA can only check US Citizens ? JI7 Jul 2014 #27

Maybe only US citizens stand in TSA lines or fly into the USA? uppityperson Jul 2014 #30

Of couse not... ChisolmTrailDem Jul 2014 #31

No, you didn't. But I replied anyhow, as is my privilege on this website. MineralMan Jul 2014 #29

So, only US citizens go through TSA security checkpoints? geek tragedy Jul 2014 #32

Hi, Borderpatrol Agent Mike! elehhhhna Jul 2014 #28

This message was self-deleted by its author Fred Sanders Jul 2014 #2

You're right. I edited my post to remove that line. It was ChisolmTrailDem Jul 2014 #4

Thank you for your response, I know you now well enough to know it was an over sight. Fred Sanders Jul 2014 #7

"I have to turn on my laptop before flying to [exotic location] for vacation." conservaphobe Jul 2014 #3

First world problems. FSogol Jul 2014 #19

That's one reason why most of the TSA is theather Lee-Lee Jul 2014 #5

Reality Check bpj62 Jul 2014 #12

His dental fillings have been replaced with Ichingcarpenter Jul 2014 #14

Would you like a TSA employment application?... lame54 Jul 2014 #15

I'd guess turning one off could potentially have the precise same effect. LanternWaste Jul 2014 #22

150 dead is definitely worse than 15, although both are very bad. MineralMan Jul 2014 #23

Planes are far more expensive than people. Erich Bloodaxe BSN Jul 2014 #24

Maybe they should check all cell phones and laptops using robots (out in a field) Rosa Luxemburg Jul 2014 #25