TSA Agents to be refused service at Seattle Cafe

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ch33zw1z

ch33zw1z

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I don't think they'll be federally prohibited, businesses retain the right to refuse service to whomever they wish.
 
shortylickens

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I just want to say this:
Fuck the TSA. And fuck their people. And dont give me that "just doing my job" shit.
If they were to all quit the gov would have to revamp the nature of the job. That suits me just fine.
 
DesiPower

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prisonplanet blocked @ work, can someone please quote the article, sounds interesting!
 
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Zargon

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Nationwide revolt against naked body scanners and invasive groping carried out by predatory thugs goes viral

Paul Joseph Watson
Prison Planet.com
Wednesday, February 23, 2011

A Seattle cafe has sensationally banned TSA workers from entering its business premises, refusing service as a consequence of the odious reputation the agency has required in the aftermath of a nationwide revolt against invasive pat down procedures and naked body scanners.



As a symbolic protest against “enhanced pat down procedures” that involve TSA agents literally touching the genitalia of passengers, including young children, the boss of a cafe near Seattle-Tacoma International Airport has blacklisted TSA workers in retribution for their role in eviscerating the Fourth Amendment and assaulting all notions of decency.

“We have posted signs on our doors basically saying that they aren’t allowed to come into our business,” cafe worker KC McLawson told Christopher Elliott. “We have the right to refuse service to anyone.”

My boss flies quite a bit and he has an amazing ability to remember faces. If he sees a TSA agent come in we turn our backs and completely ignore them, and tell them to leave.

Their kind aren’t welcomed in our establishment.

A large majority of our customers — over 90 percent — agree with our stance and stand by our decision.

We even have the police on our side and they have helped us escort TSA agents out of our cafe. Until TSA agents start treating us with the respect and dignity that we deserve, then things will change for them in the private sector.

(ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW)



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As we have documented, TSA workers have proven themselves time and time again to be prone to predatory criminal behavior, the exact opposite psychological profile that is suitable for people involved with airport security. Perhaps this is why they are almost universally loathed by the Americans people and why many airports are trying to turf out the agency entirely and replace TSA workers with private screeners.

Over the past few years, TSA agents have been caught in numerous acts of criminality and abuse of their positions, including;

- Stealing thousands of dollars of cash and other valuables from airport travelers
- Repeated assault of passengers and their own TSA colleagues
- Drug abuse while on the job leading to maniacal bouts of screaming and insane power trips
- Stealing laptops and other expensive electrical items
- Sabotaging sensitive screening databases
- Offensive jokes about planting drugs on travelers
- Hundreds of cases of forcefully groping travelers, exposing breasts, removing sanitary towels from vaginas, and brazenly targeting attractive women for enhanced screening and sexual abuse
- Abducting and sexually assaulting women
- Multiple sex crimes targeting underage minors
- Downloading thousands of child porn images
- Abusing naked body scanners to sexually harass female colleagues and taunt male colleagues about the size of their penis

Given the nature of that list, and it’s barely scratching the surface, it’s hardly surprising that businesses across America are starting to blacklist TSA agents and refuse them service.

On the flip side, the list also explains why prank callers who contact the TSA about job opportunities while pretending to be sexual perverts, porn addicts and pedophiles are also treated seriously by TSA staffers.

TSA workers have earned a reputation not too far removed from Nazi troops who occupied Europe during world war two, many of whom were treated similarly in that some businesses refused to serve them even under threat of arrest.

The motivations of someone who wants to apply for a job that involves them sexually molesting the bodies of young children and ogling naked images of people’s genitalia tells you everything you need to know about the psychological disposition of any TSA worker, before they’ve even got the job.

Legislation aimed at making the misuse of body scanners a federal crime punishable by a $100,000 fine and a year in jail is a start, but the only real solution that will end the tyranny of the TSA is to disband the agency entirely and confine it to the scrap heap of post-9/11 paranoia.

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Paul Joseph Watson is the editor and writer for Prison Planet.com. He is the author of Order Out Of Chaos. Watson is also a fill-in host for The Alex Jones Show. Watson has been interviewed by many publications and radio shows, including Vanity Fair and Coast to Coast AM, America’s most listened to late night talk show.
 
werepossum

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I'm willing to bet that a fair number of TSA workers are minorities. The first time a cafe informed a black TSA worker that "your kind aren't welcome here", it would no longer be anonymous. The only question would be whether the owner or employee would be the defendant, or the plaintiff, in the ensuing civil lawsuit (and perhaps criminal battery case.)

Not familiar with Prisonplanet, but the article (and allusions to Truthers) seems to bear out the promise of nuttery encased in its name.
 
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bradley

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The story isn't so far-fetched, and reminds me of a similar story in a neighboring progressive state from June 2010.


Red & Black cafe shows Portland officer the door, won't sell him coffee again
The Oregonian
Thursday, June 03, 2010, 3:41 PM


"In mid-May, Portland police Officer James Crooker went to Southeast Portland on a patrol call. With a few minutes to spare, he decided to get a coffee.

So, he popped into the Red & Black cafe on Southeast 12th Avenue near Oak Street, bought a coffee and was heading out when a customer approached him, saying she appreciates the hard job that police officers do every day in Portland.

One of the co-owners of the cafe, John Langley, has another point of view. While the officer and customer were chatting, he walked up and asked Crooker to leave, saying he felt uncomfortable having a uniformed officer in the vegan cafe.

The incident, which was brief, speaks volumes about the tensions between Portland police and some members of the community who are more worried about police shootings than protection.

Crooker said he was surprised to be shown the door but left immediately. He said this marked a first during his nine-year in law enforcement, two in Portland and seven in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho.

"The places that I've been kicked out of before have been places like the methadone clinic," he said. "I've never been kicked out of a regular cafe.""

The rest of the story can be read here: http://www.oregonlive.com/portland/index.ssf/2010/06/red_black_cafe_shows_portland.html
 
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DucatiMonster696

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bradley said:
The story isn't so far-fetched, and reminds me of a similar story in a neighboring progressive state from June 2010.


Red & Black cafe shows Portland officer the door, won't sell him coffee again
The Oregonian
Thursday, June 03, 2010, 3:41 PM


"In mid-May, Portland police Officer James Crooker went to Southeast Portland on a patrol call. With a few minutes to spare, he decided to get a coffee.

So, he popped into the Red & Black cafe on Southeast 12th Avenue near Oak Street, bought a coffee and was heading out when a customer approached him, saying she appreciates the hard job that police officers do every day in Portland.

One of the co-owners of the cafe, John Langley, has another point of view. While the officer and customer were chatting, he walked up and asked Crooker to leave, saying he felt uncomfortable having a uniformed officer in the vegan cafe.

The incident, which was brief, speaks volumes about the tensions between Portland police and some members of the community who are more worried about police shootings than protection.

Crooker said he was surprised to be shown the door but left immediately. He said this marked a first during his nine-year in law enforcement, two in Portland and seven in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho.

"The places that I've been kicked out of before have been places like the methadone clinic," he said. "I've never been kicked out of a regular cafe.""

The rest of the story can be read here: http://www.oregonlive.com/portland/index.ssf/2010/06/red_black_cafe_shows_portland.html
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I read that story a while back ago. The owner is a jackass but within his rights even though if he were to get robbed and beaten the first thing he would do is call the cops to help his sorry ass. You also got wonder if this guy would of approached a black cop in the same manner. Naw picking easy targets to rail against is the progressive way.
 
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DucatiMonster696

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werepossum said:
I'm willing to bet that a fair number of TSA workers are minorities. The first time a cafe informed a black TSA worker that "your kind aren't welcome here", it would no longer be anonymous. The only question would be whether the owner or employee would be the defendant, or the plaintiff, in the ensuing civil lawsuit (and perhaps criminal battery case.)

Not familiar with Prisonplanet, but the article (and allusions to Truthers) seems to bear out the promise of nuttery encased in its name.
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Ahahaaaa that would be funny to watch. The squirming would be epic.
 
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werepossum said:
I'm willing to bet that a fair number of TSA workers are minorities. The first time a cafe informed a black TSA worker that "your kind aren't welcome here", it would no longer be anonymous. The only question would be whether the owner or employee would be the defendant, or the plaintiff, in the ensuing civil lawsuit (and perhaps criminal battery case.)

Not familiar with Prisonplanet, but the article (and allusions to Truthers) seems to bear out the promise of nuttery encased in its name.
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It is neither a crime nor a civil infraction nor a violation of a person's rights for a business to refuse service to anyone for any reason.

To insinuate otherwise is to snuff the very thing America is supposed to stand for: personal liberty.
 
Zebo

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Anarchist - You're the last person that need to be reading prison planet. you're a young guy get out have some fun before you have a coronary before 40.
 
OutHouse

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drebo said:
It is neither a crime nor a civil infraction nor a violation of a person's rights for a business to refuse service to anyone for any reason.

To insinuate otherwise is to snuff the very thing America is supposed to stand for: personal liberty.
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wrong why do so many of you believe this?


The Federal Civil Rights Act guarantees all people the right to "full and equal enjoyment of the goods, services, facilities, privileges, advantages, and accommodations of any place of public accommodation, without discrimination or segregation on the ground of race, color, religion, or national origin."

The right of public accommodation is also guaranteed to disabled citizens under the Americans with Disabilities Act, which precludes discrimination by businesses on the basis of disability.

In addition to the protections against discrimination provided under federal law, many states have passed their own Civil Rights Acts that provide broader protections than the Federal Civil Rights Act. For example, California's Unruh Civil Rights Act makes it illegal to discriminate against individuals based on unconventional dress or sexual preference.

http://www.legalzoom.com/us-law/equal-rights/right-refuse-service
 
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Lithium381

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they are not allowed to do that, TSA agents are a protected class, they are just asking for a lawsuit
 
werepossum

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OutHouse said:
wrong why do so many of you believe this?


The Federal Civil Rights Act guarantees all people the right to "full and equal enjoyment of the goods, services, facilities, privileges, advantages, and accommodations of any place of public accommodation, without discrimination or segregation on the ground of race, color, religion, or national origin."

The right of public accommodation is also guaranteed to disabled citizens under the Americans with Disabilities Act, which precludes discrimination by businesses on the basis of disability.

In addition to the protections against discrimination provided under federal law, many states have passed their own Civil Rights Acts that provide broader protections than the Federal Civil Rights Act. For example, California's Unruh Civil Rights Act makes it illegal to discriminate against individuals based on unconventional dress or sexual preference.

http://www.legalzoom.com/us-law/equal-rights/right-refuse-service
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This. You can refuse service to anyone - but not for the wrong reasons. Good luck convincing a jury, much less a government bureaucrat, that you refused to serve that black guy because he's a TSA employee rather than because he's black. And that's assuming that a good old-fashioned ass-whoopin' doesn't ensue first.
 
bamacre

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So you're telling me all those clubs in LA allow anyone inside as long as they have room for them? They don't discriminate on dress nor looks?
 
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