Underwear that shows the 4th Amendment under TSA x-ray

[Tanuki]

http://cargocollective.com/4thamendment

[Docreed2003]

1. That's brilliant!

[LaydeeBug]

2. They are sold out of everything. nt

[Tanuki]

4. Maybe they will print up some more...I hope so!

[flor-de-jasmim]

3. Maybe a whole line of Constitution T-shirts should follow

Preserving the Constitution, in whatever way possible.

[lark]

10. i want constitution underwear!

And I want it Now. Flying Tues. and it would be so sweet if I could find a pair, but guess it's too late for this trip. I still want a t-shirt and underwear so more privacy from those horrid peekers.

[alwaysinflux]

5. They'll probably make you

...take the shirt off & go thru the X-ray again. Just sayin!

[HopeAgain]

6. More like go in the back room for a strip search... nt

[Omaha Steve]

7. It says the shirt are sold out

I'm sure they will have more soon.

[gvstn]

8. It truly is a brilliant concept.

[MineralMan]

9. Now, there's something that will ensure that you

get a close, touchy-feely inspection by the TSA. If that's worth it to the wearer, that's fine with me. I won't be wearing one of these on my next trip, though.

[Sen. Walter Sobchak]

16. I doubt the bozos watch the TSA scans would even recognize the significance

of the editorial statement

[Kentonio]

11. This is amazing!

[George II]

12. Good idea, but I hope there are no medical side affects of the metallic ink bombarded by x-rays.

[mwooldri]

14. I'd say no more harm than the X-ray itself.

After all the metallic print blocks the X-rays

[NightWatcher]

13. I just want to get through as quickly and painlessly as possible

I'm not looking to make a statement.

[SunSeeker]

15. Love it!

[MadDAsHell]

17. Serious question: what's the alternative?

My sister works in airport security. What would you do differently if you ran airport security than what's being done now?

Because just about every possible way we could make the system more efficient or effective is an even FURTHER violation of our rights.

It's not very brave for someone to say they're so pro-4th amendment if in the same breath they can't offer a single practical alternative to the current approaches.