Body Scan Boycott

Can You Say "Epically Ill-Timed Slowdown?"

Air passenger rights groups are calling on people to boycott the US Transportation Security Administration’s new full body scanners next Wednesday, the busiest travel day of the year. The groups object to the scans, which allow screeners to see through a person’s clothes.

Of course the alternative is a more invasive time-wasting TSA agent pat down, which some irate flyers have compared to molestation.

And Don't Touch My Junk, Either Audio Embed: BBC, PRI & WBUR's Here & Now 11/17/10, Host: Robin Young.

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Video: MSNBC/Countdown - Former El Al security chief: Are full body scans and TSA pat-down/feel-ups at airports are worth the upset they cause to passengers?

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