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Originally posted by Sexual Harassment Panda
Like I said, not a bad thing to me, except I might apply a rule of reason. Single guys in a white robe travelling on a flight to Heathrow, do it every time. Olive skinned guy in a Marine uniform on a turboprop to Memphis, maybe not. Regardless, I personally don't think there's an absolute right to get on an airplane. Should we not check a pilot who looks like he's had a few drinks?
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The whole point of using Racial profiling is reason. Isn't it always good to use reason in everythinig you do? Doesn't that go without saying? And of course we should not let pilots who have been drinking fly planes, but that is a whole different subject. That has nothing to do with racial profiling.
So everyone on this board agrees. Our government needs to use racial profiling when choosing passengers for more thorough checkups during the boarding process for commercial flights.
