Is Security really Secure?
02-09-2008, 11:59 PM
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It sounds to me that none of you would be willing to give-up any of your freedom to feel secure. However, I think it's hard to argue that current security measures don't take away a sliver of our freedom: however so slight. In light of that:
[4] Do you think that current security measures are too restrictive, and if so how?
[5] What do you think the solution the our international security problem is? How would you go about fixing the current programs in place?
[4] Do you think that current security measures are too restrictive, and if so how?
[5] What do you think the solution the our international security problem is? How would you go about fixing the current programs in place?
02-13-2008, 04:52 AM
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A couple weeks after 9/11 a person I know went on a trip, and while waiting in line for security had to find a bathroom. Went through a side door that was open, down a hall way, and ended up on the other side of security.
Anyways. Lots of holes in airport security for sure, but honestly, I don't care. I am more likely to get shot on the street than I am to become a victim of a hijacking.
Anyways. Lots of holes in airport security for sure, but honestly, I don't care. I am more likely to get shot on the street than I am to become a victim of a hijacking.
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