If you were flying today and had a choice what line to get in for screening at the airport would it be line A or line B

Whichever line is shorter and faster. I personally don't have a problem with either. However, it is the workers who have a problem with the x-ray imaging as they are standing next to it, unshielded, for a long period of time, repeatedly.
For an occasional or even rather frequent passenger, the exposure is no big deal. For the constantly exposed worker, it is very bad news.

Yes it is. I oppose the radiation and the grope. I am not a criminal and don't think I should be treated like one. It's a proven fact all this BS is exactly that, BS. It's not keeping anyone safe. Last week Kip Hawley, head of the TSA from 2005 to January 2009 said "the program is broken". He also stated that things that were suppose to be temporary are still being done. One example is 3, 3 ounce bottles in a ziplock bag, that should have been stopped a few years ago. Marcus my hypothetical question to you is would you want your 5 year old son and 11 year old daughter irradiated or patted-down? Those were also suppose to stop a year ago. Passengers today aren't like those of years ago, they see something on a plane and they are up and ready to do whatever they have too.

lol that works for me..

me too :)

Cool ;)

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Do you have passenger seating somewhere, LOL :)

The Federal Government tell me its the LAW that only one idiot can be in my plane at a time ... SORRY : ( something to do with overhead luggage ?

LOL, thanks anyway.