TSA Agent here. Hi!

When you board an airplane, you make a sacrifice.
When you make a career choice that involves physically securing strangers, you make a sacrifice.

Nobody enjoys sacrifices. But in life we all make sacrifices daily, and we do it most successfully when we put the aggravations behind, and be thankful that we have security procedures and other regulations to ensure a better chance at looking forward to a better future.

Thank you,
(unnamed person behind a proxy chain)
Transportation Security Administration

(unnamed person behind a proxy chain)

That's for molesting innocent kids.

That's for molesting innocent kids.

When you board an airplane, you make a sacrifice.
When you make a career choice that involves physically securing strangers, you make a sacrifice.

Nobody enjoys sacrifices. But in life we all make sacrifices daily, and we do it most successfully when we put the aggravations behind, and be thankful that we have security procedures and other regulations to ensure a better chance at looking forward to a better future.

Thank you,
(unnamed person behind a proxy chain)
Transportation Security Administration

When you make a career choice that involves physically securing strangers, you make a sacrifice.

(unnamed person behind a proxy chain)

They can still track you noob

(unnamed person behind a proxy chain)

They can still track you noob


Sure, in about 3 months

(unnamed person behind a proxy chain)

They can still track you noob


Sure, in about 3 months

Coward.

Wait until your kids go through the screening crying their eyes out never to be the same again you sick and twisted individual.

How does is feel waking up for work knowing that your role as a TSA 'agent' is of the most disgraceful 'jobs' in the world? How does it feel when you consider that 9/11 was a lie and you have no bases for your work?

When you make a career choice that involves physically securing strangers, you make a sacrifice.



Exactly what sacrifice are you making, child/grandma molester?

When you board an airplane, you make a sacrifice.
When you make a career choice that involves physically securing strangers, you make a sacrifice.

Nobody enjoys sacrifices. But in life we all make sacrifices daily, and we do it most successfully when we put the aggravations behind, and be thankful that we have security procedures and other regulations to ensure a better chance at looking forward to a better future.

Thank you,
(unnamed person behind a proxy chain)
Transportation Security Administration

Ok I'll bite. You're a TSA agent, what did you do with your life before you started this job? What are the benefits to your job? Are you in a union? Do you have free health care?

When you make a career choice that involves physically securing strangers, you make a sacrifice.



Exactly what sacrifice are you making, child/grandma molester?


Oh yes, because everyone just knows we bad old TSA goons only do this to make people uncomfortable and young children cry
None of us at my airport (to my knowledge) have ever discussed enjoying screening a passenger. There have been complaints, but we just remind each other it's not only our job - it's the safest thing to do.
You might not enjoy going to the dentist either, and he may not like your rancid fucking halitosis, but you and him both know that he's doing you a favor in the long run by getting up-close & personal with your whining pie-and-god-knows-what-else hole.

Grow up and just give us the benefit of the doubt, please, for once? The most lurid and upsetting explanation isn't automatically the correct one.

When you make a career choice that involves physically securing strangers, you make a sacrifice.



Exactly what sacrifice are you making, child/grandma molester?


Oh yes, because everyone just knows we bad old TSA goons only do this to make people uncomfortable and young children cry
None of us at my airport (to my knowledge) have ever discussed enjoying screening a passenger. There have been complaints, but we just remind each other it's not only our job - it's the safest thing to do.
You might not enjoy going to the dentist either, and he may not like your rancid fucking halitosis, but you and him both know that he's doing you a favor in the long run by getting up-close & personal with your whining pie-and-god-knows-what-else hole.

Grow up and just give us the benefit of the doubt, please, for once? The most lurid and upsetting explanation isn't automatically the correct one.

When you make a career choice that involves physically securing strangers, you make a sacrifice.



Exactly what sacrifice are you making, child/grandma molester?


Oh yes, because everyone just knows we bad old TSA goons only do this to make people uncomfortable and young children cry
None of us at my airport (to my knowledge) have ever discussed enjoying screening a passenger. There have been complaints, but we just remind each other it's not only our job - it's the safest thing to do.
You might not enjoy going to the dentist either, and he may not like your rancid fucking halitosis, but you and him both know that he's doing you a favor in the long run by getting up-close & personal with your whining pie-and-god-knows-what-else hole.

Grow up and just give us the benefit of the doubt, please, for once? The most lurid and upsetting explanation isn't automatically the correct one.