Again.. tell me how flying on airlines are a right?
It is a method of transportation that is regulated like any other method of transportation.. just like licensing your car or paying a toll.. it is aspect of the regulations of flying and an attempt at keeping those travels safe.
Now it is completely debatable if the measures offer much protection in reality.. but I don't see how it is infringing upon your rights when you purchase a ticket to travel upon any of the airlines that fly into regulated airspace.
Now we have someplace in this thread talked about why they are regulated.. the history behind it. That there is debatable as well.
But the teeth of this rights argument in my mind are lost when you agree (purchase) an agreement to fly from point A to point B.
An trust me.. I personally have it rougher than the average person when it comes to security checkpoints at the airport.
And I despise it just like anyone else.. but I happen to believe that this mode of travel is more delicate than other methods of travel and has the ability to do more damage both to those upon the craft and those on the ground than any other method of travel.
And I believe that it should have some measures of additional security to it.. however I do believe some measure currently are overboard.
But I fail to see how it infringes upon a right when you agree to those measures when you decide to purchase a ticket.
"The oranges are dry; the apples are mealy; and the papayas... I don't know what's going on with the papayas!"