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Med Student Rescues Body Part From Airport Security
Sometimes, leaps in medical science require an agreeable security guard, and on this day in 2008, he wasn't playing. The guard, then his supervisors, said no. Being larger than 100 milliliters, the bottle, containing a trachea, was categorically dangerous material. If Professor Birchall insisted on boarding the plane, he would be arrested. Birchall had no Plan B. What was he to do? (www.npr.org) 更多...
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What can you do with a security guy who says "Rules is Rules" and an airline with a combined IQ of less than 100. The more worrying point is that they get to vote!!
The bad guys have won!!
Amazing but I can't believe those stupid security guards wouldn't allow it on the plane but MED STUDENT THE RESCUE!!!!!!!!!!
Maybe we can come up with something to add common sense to their brains??????
Maybe medical science can use stem cells to grow brains for these "so-called" security agents!
Boycott Easyjet on a massive scale watch them backpedal...
1) seeing the tons of mistakes made by the TSA, the UK airport security should know better and apply better common sense, which didn't happen,
2) EZY didn't refund the money for the ticket, and
3) A person's life hung in the balance here. Rules and regulations be damned when someone could live or die due to how they act and respond. Compassion, dignity, and decency trumps rules and regulations in this regard.