Parents, I know I don’t have to convince you that government agents feeling up your children should make you uncomfortable. I especially don’t have to convince you that government agents who barely make minimum wage and have no advanced education should be the last persons who should be putting their hands in your child’s pants. That’s right, INSIDE your child’s pants.
The North American Man/Boy Love Association must be enjoying a very special Thanksgiving, courtesy of the TSA. One of their chief objectives is to break down the barriers between adults and children so that adults can enjoy sexual relations with children without incrimination. TSA is making their dreams a reality by breaking down these barriers—right in front of their parents.
One of the holiest missions we parents have is protecting our children’s innocence. From the time they can comprehend, we say, “No one should ever touch you in your privates except Mom, Dad, or your doctor when Mom or Dad is there. You say ‘no’ to anyone else.” That explicitly drawn line in the sand is now being backed up. Now parents have to say “OK, now government agents who are total strangers to you and me get to touch your privates if they say so.” This is making our job far more difficult.
I can just see NAMBLA amending their “How-to” manual: “Simply tell the child that you are a government agent and that it is for national security that I touch your privates. Say, 'I’m part of a special agency that also requires you to touch our privates. If you don’t, you’ll have to go through the scanner, which has dangerous x-rays, which could give you cancer. So, which is it, little girl?'”
Federal agents can tell me that this is for national security, but so would anesthetizing every passenger during flights. It wouldn’t make it right or acceptable or tolerable.
Strangers feeling up your children is never OK; it’s not OK here. Parents should not tolerate it. Ever.
A special message to the TSA: bite me.
An even more special message to any government official who supports the TSA molesting my children: you’re fired.
Wednesday, November 24, 2010
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Exactly!!! I am putting myself and our son on a NO FLY list (Unfortunately we are scheduled to fly this Christmas... I need to see if the airports we will be checked at have the scanner for our Son if he is chosen- he will NOT be assulted by these or any people on MY WATCH. I'd rather drive home from NY to FL if needed)
ReplyDeleteAly Carpenter, Parent in Charge