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**I was recently in a large airport. When security asked me to go through the full body scan I did not hesitate.

Did not seem to be any rhyme or reason to whom they funneled through the scan…however I was OK with this process if it meant increased safety?

What do you think about all this?**
 
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**I was recently in a large airport. When security asked me to go through the full body scan I did not hesitate. **

Did not seem to be any rhyme or reason to whom they funneled through the scan…however I was OK with this process if it meant increased safety?

What do you think about all this?
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I have no problem with it. I’ll be flying next week, and whether I have to go through the body scan or a pat-down, neither one bothers me.
 
I think the scans are fine. It is anonymous and the monitor is in another room. With two metal knees I had a pat-down every time. That burdens the TSA workers and can hold up the line. It is just too bad we need all this security. Thanks for cooperating.
 
I’ve gone through it. No big deal.

No one makes anyone fly, so if you don’t like it, don’t fly. But I have no issue with being scanned. Better safe than sorry.
 
Thanks to Islam!, water become number 1 enemy in Airports worldwide !!!

You would see bottles of water thrown-out prior to the security scanners…
 
I think it is a violation of privacy.

If they were really serious about screening for terrorists they would actually be screening for terrorists. Instead they are screening for spoons, shampoo, and a stray grope here and there.
 
The airports from which I’ve flown scan on a random basis based on where the arrow points when you step on a mat at the top of the security line-up. I watched a while to see if there was a pattern but if there is it’s a long one. When the arrow pointed left, you went to the regular security line; if the arrow pointed right you were taken aside and either patted down or scanned, your choice.

If I flew frequently, I’d opt for a pat-down rather than a body scan, just because I can’t believe it’s healthy to be scanned frequently – and that sucker picked up my debit card in my pocket, which led to more questions.

I wear orthotics so almost every time I go through security I’m made to remove my shoes and go through again.
 
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