rulemylife
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This is what I find the most hilarious about these enhanced security measures. You have airline pilots presenting proper identification, about to board an aircraft where they will be responsible for a hundred or more lives, yet they are are subjected to this nonsense by minimum-wage TSA workers. From your link: The Air Line Pilots Association, which represents 53,000 employees with 38 U.S. and Canadian airlines, said it is working with federal agencies to create an exception for pilots who have been subjected, they said, "to a long line of ever-increasing security measures that have frustrated and burdened. "Screening airline pilots for the possession of threat objects does not enhance security, because pilots have the safety of their passengers and aircraft in their hands on every flight," said Capt. John Prater, the group's president.
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