If you really want to make a statement, stop flying and stop paying money into the TSA.
It's certainly unoptimal that we'd ever have to be rude to people to change things for the better, but we don't actually live in a wholly civil society, evidenced by the fact that my genitals get groped every time I book a flight.
>or you're an ordinary person of color, not sure which.
Yeah, and that's fine, right? We shouldn't go out of our way to tell the TSA that's not acceptable or anything /s
This is a non-argument. Flying is a part of modern life. For a large percentage of the population, refusing to fly would lose them their job, as would refusing to use a mobile phone or insisting on being paid with cash.
It is self evident to any rational person that it is acceptable to attempt to change a system rather than opting out of it if one sees a problem with that system.
>This is a really shitty attitude to have towards your fellow human beings. Do you also shame people working at McDonalds for enabling their rich corporate overlords? Do you hate gas station attendants for contributing to global warming?
I don't see the connection to McDonalds employees. Please explain how McDonalds employees are like TSA workers.
We really shouldn't tolerate people like that though, should we? If you don't respect TSA agents, it's your duty to remind them of that. Our ability to change the TSA through the democratic process has been on the wane for years now, but we can still force change by making it hard for the TSA to hire. If they have to double their salaries because being a TSA agent makes you a figure of mockery, they might fondle people a bit less.
As for how they take it out on the people behind me, that's their decision. They're adults, not dogs, their behavior is their responsibility, not mine.