@Mike Z: Well said. No change without action. Unfortunately, I don't think Gizmodo is quite yet a lobbying force.
@Willard Fillmore: This is in reference to the fact that these look similar to CT scans. So yes, it is.
Threatening letter from private investigator? Really, what century do we live in?
@madisondj: And by the way Mr. Fancy Pants, you do realize that his commerical space flight venture is called Virgin Galactic right? And that there IS a commercial space flight business considering offering "sex in space" opportunities. Or do you just like to run around and bash other comments on the internet instead of making your own? T-R-O-L-L.
@madisondj: Thank you for reading it though.
If they include a sex in space option, it could be called De-Virgin Galactic.

Just saying...there could be a market.
Is this covered by Obama Care?
@anitesh.jaswal: "I put lead in my mouth so that they can not scan me..."
Does this have health inspection grades? Having done a few inspections, let me tell you, those grades really mean something.
"Should have sent a poet......to express my MEH"
@Mike Z: I do remember all the emotional speeches at that time. Passionate they were, and rightly so.

But yes, it seems that passion (hopefully rather than stupidity :)) has trumped logic in airport security. I think if someone really wanted to do something to an aircraft, they could figure out a way to do so no matter what our measures.
I am just curious, and I'm not taking sides either way but fostering discussion: Would we feel different about this if the date was September 15, 2001?

I don't think I would. How far will we go?
@Technogamer1992: As in smashing on the ground, or smashing awesome.
Im going to try running with this...
@n0etic: I want to take your red pill.
I like to take this baby on a ride on De-Virgin Galactic....
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