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Have we really gone too far now with Political Correctness
What the blazes has that got to do with so-called 'political correctness'? Call it what it is; overbearing security theatre and the consequences of giving unaccountable goons unaccountable power.
I bet you could get on a Eurostar in a Transformers t-shirt, though. If they're trying to drive people off airlines they're doing a bang-up job.
Thankfully not as bad as those american airline security guards who forced a woman to remove her nipple piercing with pliers before they'd let her on the plane (while tittering like little schoolboys as she did it in tears behind a screen).
What the blazes has that got to do with so-called 'political correctness'? Call it what it is; overbearing security theatre and the consequences of giving unaccountable goons unaccountable power.
I bet you could get on a Eurostar in a Transformers t-shirt, though. If they're trying to drive people off airlines they're doing a bang-up job.
If a Eurostar train is ever blown up by terrorists expect their security policy to change drastically (and quite possibly illogically) too.
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