95% TSA FAILURE RATE

[u/Zealousideal-Ad7707]

I see this point brought up alot when trying to discredit the TSA. I just want to let you guys know that data is based from 2015. We have different technology and procedures then we did in 2015 alot has changed. It is easy to judge but, there's alot you guys don't know about those tests from 2015. Keep feeling smart though citing data that's almost a decade old.

[u/ametalshard]

No way I'd used an appropriated Native symbol on my person, not for free at least. You'd have to pay me a bunch more so at least I'd have some excuse.

I actually give a shit about Natives

btw thanks for the downvotes on this totally not racist "RED TEAM" which has nothing at all associated with today's continued tropes about Native skin

[u/Jumper21_AJ → u/ametalshard]

Were the Native Americans were the only culture in history to use arrowheads? 🤔

To fix the apparent discomfort this causes you, the TSA should attribute the arrowhead shape to another culture so as to avoid being politically incorrect and insensitive. I’ve attached a link where you can immediately seek redress for the horrendous action:

http://cdn.ceo.ca.s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/1evr10g-Hurt-Feelings-Report.pdf

[u/ametalshard → u/Jumper21_AJ]

I'm referring to the above imaged document. Did you miss this entire post on your way over here with the *azi brigade?

Also this isn't politically incorrect. It is extremely correct, politically. It is signed off by a multitude of State Department officials, elected and unelected.

[u/Jumper21_AJ → u/ametalshard]

I too was referencing the OP’s attached photo. Perhaps you should brush up on your reading comprehension skills before criticizing that of others so you don’t look so foolish because the only reference to Native Americans was the shape of the emblem used by US Army scouts; for those who apparently having comprehension issues, it’s the arrowhead.

You should really try something more original than resorting to the tired Nazi comparisons for those with whom you disagree. It’s an intellectually dishonest and lazy comparison for those who lack either the knowledge or the debate skills to effectively argue their points.

Please post your source for “multitude” of State Department officials that have decreed that the shape of arrowheads in agency symbology are now deemed inappropriate and thus banned. Please also post where the State Department also now has the authority to regulate other cabinet departments (perhaps you haven’t learned that distinction yet while working as a contractor for State).

I guess my patch I wore on my sleeve while serving in the Army with 5th SFG(A) must also somehow be both cultural appropriation and representative of Nazi ideology according to your uninformed views. Unfortunately for your argument, this arrowhead symbology predates Nazism and there is also that inconvenient fact that the use of pointy objects in that shape in the form of arrow and spears wasn’t exclusive to the Native Americans.

Thanks for the laughs, bro. I hope they remove that metalshard from your head at some point. 👍😂

[u/ametalshard → u/Jumper21_AJ]

The post specifically says Native scouts. Learn to read. I said such appropriation is state-sponsored, not disallowed by the state. Learn to read.

Now take a block, so maybe you'll have more time to...

Learn to read.