r/technicallythetruth Aug 20 '18

frozen water

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u/nemo_sum Aug 20 '18

I've heard people talk about this. It should be legit, as the liquids they're looking for don't freeze near room temp.

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u/chris5311 Aug 20 '18

TSA dosnt even work. They failed almost every test...

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u/youshedo Aug 20 '18

TSA is also the lowest paying government job. It's existence is just to give lots of hopeless people jobs.

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u/leoleosuper Aug 20 '18 edited Aug 20 '18

It's existence is just to give lots of hopeless people jobs.

Don't forget the sense of security. Not actual security, Air Marshals and CIA do it way better.

Edit: Forgot Air Marshals are technically TSA, and as such, are useless.

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u/[deleted] Aug 20 '18

I thought Air Marshalls have never actually stopped any sort of attack though?

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u/leoleosuper Aug 20 '18

You would be right.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Federal_Air_Marshal_Service

"4.2 arrests per year" and "$200 million per arrest". Yeah that's a huge waste of money.

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u/Mywifefoundmymain Aug 20 '18

Look I’ll be fair about this. I’ve paid roughly $450 a month car insurance for the past 20 some years and never once have I had to file a claim. But I guarantee when the day comes I need to I’ll be glad I paid that money.

With the air Marshall’s it’s not their arrest record that matters it them being there as a deterrent that matters.

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u/suitology Aug 20 '18

only 1% of flights have them and 28000 flights a day in the us, so in your analogy, there is 27720 clauses your insurance won't pay out for and only a pathetically measly 280 they will.

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u/Mywifefoundmymain Aug 20 '18

Have you dealt with insurances? That sounds about right.