<human>: So, while I am opposed to the new level of security theater, I would like to acknowledge that even the people at TSA are human and have to endure the act of repeatedly touching others in a way that is uncomfortable at best. Travelers who have been through the horror of being sexually assaulted in their past are justifiably uncomfortable with all of this. I am wondering how much mental anguish a TSA employee who has perhaps been through a sexual assault has to endure just to "do their job" ?  How much pain they have to endure if they have to pat down a child, bringing up possible past painful memories, AND having others call them names such as pedophile, pervert, and so on. 
I'll wager anything that to many TSA employees, these pat downs are psychologically damaging. Just as much as they are to those receiving this treatment.
Now, I realize that there are those who abuse their power trips, but I would be willing to guess that many of them hate this as much as most travelers do.

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<bot>: Just want to hear from those on the other side of this ridiculous security theater coin. Maybe we could all join forces and finally stop all of this (at the risk of sounding like an unintelligent hippie)