if you happen to live (or visit) Israel for example, or for that matter, any other country outside your little north american realm, you will be bound to realize that searches are a common thing.
it is "normal" to be searched, whether or not you work in the university, a hospital or even entering a supermarket. it might not be pleasant, but it does not make it unreasonable or any less normal.
i am more worried about the cornea scans and the fingerprinting - that stuff already tresspasses into my own realm of privacy and maintaining anonimity. having to put my fingerprints on record so i can fly on a plane is bloody ridiculous. that, my firend, is not normal.
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if you happen to live (or visit) Israel for example, or for that matter, any other country outside your little north american realm, you will be bound to realize that searches are a common thing.
it is "normal" to be searched, whether or not you work in the university, a hospital or even entering a supermarket. it might not be pleasant, but it does not make it unreasonable or any less normal.
i am more worried about the cornea scans and the fingerprinting - that stuff already tresspasses into my own realm of privacy and maintaining anonimity. having to put my fingerprints on record so i can fly on a plane is bloody ridiculous. that, my firend, is not normal.