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I think we're getting a little melodramatic and overly-emotional here. The problem is, security safeguards need to be implace to protect the flying public.  All you have to do is review the last few security attempts that have been peretrated on passenger airlines to see that such a threat is real and indeed viable. The reality is, we will never go back to the day of the simple walk-through X-Ray machine dating from the 1970's.  The actions of al-Qa'ida have seen to that. I'm not going to wrap myself around the constitution, or espouse to be a lawyer (which I am not)...or worse a civil libertarian.  This is clearly a problem that needs to be addressed; hopefully the guidelines of which will be adjusted accordingly. My question to the posters of this thread then is ...if not this security measure...then what would you want to see in place...or what would you recommend in its place? In other words, how do you effectively protect the security of the flying public from threats (real or perceived)?
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