Passenger Anger Over KCI Paper Checkpoint

And NO . . . A new airport isn't going to change TSA policy. Still, the litany of middle-class complaining is one of many reasons to avoid flying. Take a look at rage that started as social media chatter a few days ago:

KCI passengers say security asked them to remove all paper items from bags

KANSAS CITY, Mo. - When Don Buteyn entered the security line at KCI early Monday morning, he was asked by security agents to remove all paper products from his bag- including books, loose sleeve paper, Post-It Notes, documents and more. A seasoned traveler, Buteyn had never been asked to do so before.

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  1. When they start making people remove their vaginas someone give me a call.

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  2. Lines moving too fast at KCI is contrary to the need for a new terminal.

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  3. is this a work action? diesn't make sense.

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  4. I am wondering too about paper--is it a threat? No--but maybe they're finding it is a shield, to the xray machines. Covering up 3Dprinter guns, etc.

    So is that why they want us to do a recycling bin style sorting of our carryon? Move all the paper away, so the xray can see the real threats?

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  5. And as usual, KC is the test market for the TSA. Just like Google used KC to test their rollout.

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