Man With Gun Makes It Pass TSA & Onto Plane - So What??

[Biff_Poindexter]

Atlanta passenger cleared security with bag that may have held a gun, official says | CNN

The Transportation Security Administration has started an investigation after an official said a gun may have been missed during a security check at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport.

www.cnn.com

"The Transportation Security Administration has started an investigation after an official said a gun may have been missed during a security check at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport. A carry-on bag screening detected an item on Tuesday that may have been a firearm, said the official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity. The bag did not set off an alarm when it was run a second time through the screening device, and the passenger was allowed to leave the checkpoint with the bag. TSA has not definitively identified the item and does not know the identity of the passenger. "As a prudent security measure, TSA scanned the terminal for the passenger with the carry-on bag in question," the statement said. "By the time they saw it, the passenger was probably on a flight," the official said. The agency said in its statement that its officers are finding guns "at an alarming rate at checkpoints." Last year set a record for firearms caught at checkpoints -- even though fewer people were traveling because of the pandemic."


Fortunately, for this guy - he was able to get his gun on the plane without government trying to come down on him like a ton of bricks.....if it is as reported, and he did have a gun.... so what?? Why shouldn't he or anyone else be able to carry their weapons onto a plane?? Whatever measures that was put into place after 9/11 -- most of it was overreach and a chance to implement tyranny onto the rest of us...and most of it has outlived its time....the whole taking off your shoes, dictating what you can or can't carry on, all of the hurdles and checkpoints -- all of this is overreach.....All because of something that happened one time over 20 years ago and hasn't happened since...so why keep these policies in place? In fact, why do we still have a TSA? All of that should abolished and left up to the airlines to decide what security measures best serves their passengers. If by chance, some muslim decides he wants to hijack another plane, the more armed people on that plane, the more likely that muslim will be stopped.....

 

[Bootney Lee Farnsworth]

Another snarky anti-2A bullshit lack of clean start thread for Biff.

 

[marvin martian]

TSA has not definitively identified the item and does not know the identity of the passenger.

LOL

 

[irosie91]

sheeesh they got me for a teensy tiny fingernail
clipper (episode A) -----and a very thin wedding
ring in hubby's pocket (episode B)

 

[Zincwarrior]

Non Mod mode: I've accidentally taken a large hunting knife through TSA without issue. Yerp.

 

[iceberg]

Atlanta passenger cleared security with bag that may have held a gun, official says | CNN

The Transportation Security Administration has started an investigation after an official said a gun may have been missed during a security check at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport.

www.cnn.com

"The Transportation Security Administration has started an investigation after an official said a gun may have been missed during a security check at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport. A carry-on bag screening detected an item on Tuesday that may have been a firearm, said the official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity. The bag did not set off an alarm when it was run a second time through the screening device, and the passenger was allowed to leave the checkpoint with the bag. TSA has not definitively identified the item and does not know the identity of the passenger. "As a prudent security measure, TSA scanned the terminal for the passenger with the carry-on bag in question," the statement said. "By the time they saw it, the passenger was probably on a flight," the official said. The agency said in its statement that its officers are finding guns "at an alarming rate at checkpoints." Last year set a record for firearms caught at checkpoints -- even though fewer people were traveling because of the pandemic."


Fortunately, for this guy - he was able to get his gun on the plane without government trying to come down on him like a ton of bricks.....if it is as reported, and he did have a gun.... so what?? Why shouldn't he or anyone else be able to carry their weapons onto a plane?? Whatever measures that was put into place after 9/11 -- most of it was overreach and a chance to implement tyranny onto the rest of us...and most of it has outlived its time....the whole taking off your shoes, dictating what you can or can't carry on, all of the hurdles and checkpoints -- all of this is overreach.....All because of something that happened one time over 20 years ago and hasn't happened since...so why keep these policies in place? In fact, why do we still have a TSA? All of that should abolished and left up to the airlines to decide what security measures best serves their passengers. If by chance, some muslim decides he wants to hijack another plane, the more armed people on that plane, the more likely that muslim will be stopped.....

so, what spices do you put on the shit you eat? im curious. chinese? italian?

 

[Polishprince]

This is all a load of shit. A single unidentified individual may or may not have been able to skirt past TSA security in a huge airport.

People sneak past security check points and borders all the time with contraband. And they don't even know if it happened now.

IMHO, they should just move TSA security into the private sector, which is a lot more efficient.

 

[Mikeoxenormous]

Atlanta passenger cleared security with bag that may have held a gun, official says | CNN

The Transportation Security Administration has started an investigation after an official said a gun may have been missed during a security check at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport.

www.cnn.com

"The Transportation Security Administration has started an investigation after an official said a gun may have been missed during a security check at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport. A carry-on bag screening detected an item on Tuesday that may have been a firearm, said the official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity. The bag did not set off an alarm when it was run a second time through the screening device, and the passenger was allowed to leave the checkpoint with the bag. TSA has not definitively identified the item and does not know the identity of the passenger. "As a prudent security measure, TSA scanned the terminal for the passenger with the carry-on bag in question," the statement said. "By the time they saw it, the passenger was probably on a flight," the official said. The agency said in its statement that its officers are finding guns "at an alarming rate at checkpoints." Last year set a record for firearms caught at checkpoints -- even though fewer people were traveling because of the pandemic."


Fortunately, for this guy - he was able to get his gun on the plane without government trying to come down on him like a ton of bricks.....if it is as reported, and he did have a gun.... so what?? Why shouldn't he or anyone else be able to carry their weapons onto a plane?? Whatever measures that was put into place after 9/11 -- most of it was overreach and a chance to implement tyranny onto the rest of us...and most of it has outlived its time....the whole taking off your shoes, dictating what you can or can't carry on, all of the hurdles and checkpoints -- all of this is overreach.....All because of something that happened one time over 20 years ago and hasn't happened since...so why keep these policies in place? In fact, why do we still have a TSA? All of that should abolished and left up to the airlines to decide what security measures best serves their passengers. If by chance, some muslim decides he wants to hijack another plane, the more armed people on that plane, the more likely that muslim will be stopped.....

A carry-on bag screening detected an item on Tuesday that may have been a firearm, said the official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity.

May have? It figures when you allow stupid people to be in government, you get stupid things that happen...

 

[Biff_Poindexter]

This is all a load of shit. A single unidentified individual may or may not have been able to skirt past TSA security in a huge airport.

People sneak past security check points and borders all the time with contraband. And they don't even know if it happened now.

IMHO, they should just move TSA security into the private sector, which is a lot more efficient.

They should move entire airports into the private sector....they are far more effective than government.....and at least, we won't have to worry about Deep State wealthy elites having too much power

 

[Mikeoxenormous]

TSA has not definitively identified the item and does not know the identity of the passenger.

LOL

Probably a female and this is what they saw.

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[Biff_Poindexter]

May have? It figures when you allow stupid people to be in government, you get stupid things that happen...

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I own a gun.....the fact some folks murdered innocent people isn't a condemnation of me.....why are you so sensitive?
And we have done more to crack down on those "muslims" than we have done to folks who look like you...why are you so fragile?

 

[Donald H]

Atlanta passenger cleared security with bag that may have held a gun, official says | CNN

The Transportation Security Administration has started an investigation after an official said a gun may have been missed during a security check at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport.

www.cnn.com

"The Transportation Security Administration has started an investigation after an official said a gun may have been missed during a security check at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport. A carry-on bag screening detected an item on Tuesday that may have been a firearm, said the official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity. The bag did not set off an alarm when it was run a second time through the screening device, and the passenger was allowed to leave the checkpoint with the bag. TSA has not definitively identified the item and does not know the identity of the passenger. "As a prudent security measure, TSA scanned the terminal for the passenger with the carry-on bag in question," the statement said. "By the time they saw it, the passenger was probably on a flight," the official said. The agency said in its statement that its officers are finding guns "at an alarming rate at checkpoints." Last year set a record for firearms caught at checkpoints -- even though fewer people were traveling because of the pandemic."


Fortunately, for this guy - he was able to get his gun on the plane without government trying to come down on him like a ton of bricks.....if it is as reported, and he did have a gun.... so what?? Why shouldn't he or anyone else be able to carry their weapons onto a plane?? Whatever measures that was put into place after 9/11 -- most of it was overreach and a chance to implement tyranny onto the rest of us...and most of it has outlived its time....the whole taking off your shoes, dictating what you can or can't carry on, all of the hurdles and checkpoints -- all of this is overreach.....All because of something that happened one time over 20 years ago and hasn't happened since...so why keep these policies in place? In fact, why do we still have a TSA? All of that should abolished and left up to the airlines to decide what security measures best serves their passengers. If by chance, some muslim decides he wants to hijack another plane, the more armed people on that plane, the more likely that muslim will be stopped.....

Maybe it's time to experiment with guns on planes in America's domestic flights for a start?
Try it out with AR-15's that are hard to hide, but don't allow the ammunition to be carried by the same person as the gun. His wife could keep a maximum of 50 rounds in her purse.

 

[AMart]

Only Biff is dumb enough that he/she/it can't answer the questions it posted in the op. lol

 

[AMart]

Maybe it's time to experiment with guns on planes in America's domestic flights for a start?
Try it out with AR-15's that are hard to hide, but don't allow the ammunition to be carried by the same person as the gun. His wife could keep a maximum of 50 rounds in her purse.

Lookie here found another idiot.

 

[Mikeoxenormous]

I own a gun.....the fact some folks murdered innocent people isn't a condemnation of me.....why are you so sensitive?
And we have done more to crack down on those "muslims" than we have done to folks who look like you...why are you so fragile?

Dude, at least i think you are a dude, i am not thinned skin, unlike people like you, who at the slightest sound of a N word, you pull out that peashooter and gun down who ever is in the street like we see in most Democrat run city.

 

[Biff_Poindexter]

Only Biff is dumb enough that he/she/it can't answer the questions it posted in the op. lol

So are you so afraid of freedom that you have a problem with people carrying their guns onto planes??


I think it makes things safer


There would have never been a terror attack if passengers were armed...

 

[AMart]

This is all a load of shit. A single unidentified individual may or may not have been able to skirt past TSA security in a huge airport.

People sneak past security check points and borders all the time with contraband. And they don't even know if it happened now.

IMHO, they should just move TSA security into the private sector, which is a lot more efficient.

And you can fire pedos like this much faster,

 

[marvin martian]

So are you so afraid of freedom that you have a problem with people carrying their guns onto planes??


I think it makes things safer


There would have never been a terror attack if passengers were armed...

People carrying guns on planes isn't a problem. People LIKE YOU carrying guns on planes is a problem.

 

[AMart]

So are you so afraid of freedom that you have a problem with people carrying their guns onto planes??


I think it makes things safer


There would have never been a terror attack if passengers were armed...

You are too stupid to understand that when you enter someone else's property you don't get to do whatever you want. The airport and airplane are not your property. Same deal going to a concert or a football game, security will examine bags, purses, frisk someone, etc because if you want to enter you play by their rule which means no guns, knives, mace whatever. How can you be an adult and not understand this? Are you really this stupid?

 

[Biff_Poindexter]

Dude, at least i think you are a dude, i am not thinned skin, unlike people like you, who at the slightest sound of a N word, you pull out that peashooter and gun down who ever is in the street like we see in most Democrat run city.

Just say the "n-word" bro.....why are you so afraid to say it??

Now....back to you whining about people condemning mass shooters means they are condemning you...

Why is your identity wrapped up in a mass shooter?

Why are folks like you so gung ho about demonizing groups you don't belong to; combined with wanting policies put in place to discriminate against everyone in that group (muslims, gays) -- all while whining about being oppressed yourself