Plus standing there, getting patted down every which way, while dozens of people go by.
Because they aren't trained with the same degree of care as other people in such positions of authority. Airports are like a police state but there are no police, just a bunch of people with lots of power and little oversight and seemingly no accountability.
What process? Security? Like I said, as long as I can remember, there's been security at airports. And, if you're willing to bet that, find a lawyer and go to court.
EXACTLY what rights are being suspended?
Seriously? You think this can happen at Walmart? You really see no suspension of rights we would otherwise have literally anyplace else in the US?
If Walmart chose to add a security line and patdowns in their entrances, there is nothing stopping them from doing so.
Actually, yes, it can. If Walmart (any business) wants to put in security checks to that level, they can. Then it's the customer's decision on whether to patronize that business.
True, but those "poor" humans we run into in every day life aren't usually putting their hands on my body.
Pretty sure this isn't true, but then again, after 20 years first, I'd say the imminent threat is gone and second, the practice really should be paraded in front of the courts for review.
So you both are going to double down on the idea that if you were to walk into a Walmart for Eggs or to pick up a Moneygram there, or to make a MoneyGram type payment at your local bank or pick up eggs from a local farmer - then it would be legitimate if someone who is an employee decides to just strip search you and detain you without explanation and without needing to answer to any authorities for a sexual battery charge?
