TSA Employees Are Retards- Make 4 Year Old Crippled Children Crawl Thru Metal Detectors
As I’ve said before, high school dropouts and lowlifes used to have to get a job flipping burgers at the local Sizzler. Now they steal toothpaste and shaving cream from travellers and also laugh while they force white Irish four-year-old crippled children to fish-flop through the metal detectors because they force them to take off their leg braces.
From Philly.Com here:
Did you hear about the Camden cop whose disabled son wasn’t allowed to pass through airport security unless he took off his leg braces?
Unfortunately, it’s no joke. This happened to Bob Thomas, a 53-year-old officer in Camden’s emergency crime suppression team, who was flying to Orlando in March with his wife, Leona, and their son, Ryan.
Ryan was taking his first flight, to Walt Disney World, for his fourth birthday.
The boy is developmentally delayed, one of the effects of being born 16 weeks prematurely. His ankles are malformed and his legs have low muscle tone. In March he was just starting to walk.
Mid-morning on March 19, his parents wheeled his stroller to the TSA security point, a couple of hours before their Southwest Airlines flight was to depart. The boy’s father broke down the stroller and put it on the conveyor belt as Leona Thomas walked Ryan through the metal detector.
The alarm went off. The screener told them to take off the boy’s braces.
The Thomases were dumbfounded. “I told them he can’t walk without them on his own,” Bob Thomas said.
“He said, ‘He’ll need to take them off.’ ”
Ryan’s mother offered to walk him through the detector after they removed the braces, which are custom-made of metal and hardened plastic.
No, the screener replied. The boy had to walk on his own.
TSA policy should have allowed the parents to help the boy to a private screening area where he could have been swabbed for traces of explosive materials.
Of course they wouldn’t fire the retarded high school dropout who frogmarched a crippled child through a magnetometer. Has the TSA ever actually stopped an attack on an airline? Or do they exist solely to make air travel as inconvenient as possible?
