TSA – body scanners and pat downs

TSA – body scanners and pat downs

In this argument i believe TSA should be strictly enforced throughout transportation services, it would enhance security all around. As for privacy there could be way to work around and manage the situation to adjust to the public´s preferences and wants. 
   





the controversy of TSA pointing their attention towards locking down security in all of transportation areas but easing down on personnel privacy. Particularly what they have done to help is to enhance the effectiveness and efficiency of transportation security while improving the passenger screening process. 

In my perspective i see one solution, that is to maintain the privacy of passengers yet be able to keep a stronghold of security within all facilities and locations. I could relate to this with an example of my many traveling experiences. A man ahead of me refused a pat down so they ran him through a full-body scanner, witch the softly found a pocket knife on him. in my opinion if it weren't for the machinery this man could have caused serious harm to others within the airport or worse on a plain.

I believe with TSA the security of passengers is more safer than harmful, it prevents critical accidents from happening. Passengers  argue that the full-body scanners are "intrusive", but with proof from recent testings of a newer software within the systems show that you could see different formatted images on screens without exposing the privacy of ones being. The upgraded technology uses a type of mechanical heat sensing of waves instead of graphical x-rays leading to a less controversial issue dealing with innovation of privacy(problem solved)  

A quick connection to the crucible can relate along the lines of when a villager was accused they'd be attacked with demeanor basically being accused until proven innocent, hear with TSA you'd be accused of carrying explosive or owning a weapon just by the appearance or race you were, but full-body scanners could always prove otherwise.