The TSA search will have to make up for a lot of things KLo is missing in life. Things like proms, homecoming games, sleepovers, bridal parties, going steady and Jell-O shots.
Oh, yeah, when K-Lo gets the sort of society she wants, and people get a bullet in the head for jaywalking, she'll be asking, "since when did we stop being a law `n order culture? Not complaining, just curious?"
Someone thinks we've suddenly become modest? The US is about the most modest, blue-nosed country in the world. Has there ever been a time when we weren't?
This crowd has always had a real problem with the idea of consent, and the idea of privacy.
It's not out of a sense of modesty that people object to the searches. it's out of a sense of privacy and of a wish to not be groped without consent.
I could take my clothes off for a living or be a pr0n star and I'd still retain the ability to maintain my bodily autonomy by determining when I will allow it to be touched or viewed.
They also can't seem to understand that privacy is not the same thing as secrecy, and that just because someone wants to maintain privacy, it doesn't mean they have something to hide.
Rising Hegemon
Jonah will be lined up right behind her, eager and excited for a lil' squeeze.
ReplyDeleteThe TSA search will have to make up for a lot of things KLo is missing in life. Things like proms, homecoming games, sleepovers, bridal parties, going steady and Jell-O shots.
ReplyDeleteshe can always hide gifts in her rolls of flesh.
ReplyDeleteor a bomb.pansypoo
Oh, yeah, when K-Lo gets the sort of society she wants, and people get a bullet in the head for jaywalking, she'll be asking, "since when did we stop being a law `n order culture? Not complaining, just curious?"
ReplyDeleteWatching K-Lo go through a full-body scanner? Uh, no thanks.
ReplyDeletethere is a theme in here somewhere about women named katherine*/ryn who either dismiss sexual harassment or invite to be groped!
ReplyDelete*parker
Someone thinks we've suddenly become modest? The US is about the most modest, blue-nosed country in the world. Has there ever been a time when we weren't?
ReplyDeleteNext time I fly I'll have my iPhone open to a porn site while the TSA agent gropes me. My only question is, what's an appropriate tip?
ReplyDeleteAnonymous DanF said...
ReplyDeleteMy only question is, what's an appropriate tip?,
Tip? If they're gonna play with it they better take the whole thing.
Try the veal.
No fly zones should end at the crotch.
ReplyDeletevox
This crowd has always had a real problem with the idea of consent, and the idea of privacy.
ReplyDeleteIt's not out of a sense of modesty that people object to the searches. it's out of a sense of privacy and of a wish to not be groped without consent.
I could take my clothes off for a living or be a pr0n star and I'd still retain the ability to maintain my bodily autonomy by determining when I will allow it to be touched or viewed.
They also can't seem to understand that privacy is not the same thing as secrecy, and that just because someone wants to maintain privacy, it doesn't mean they have something to hide.