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Friday, July 31, 2015

Well, it WAS in San Francisco. What did he expect? Groped by government. A lot of that going around.

Morrissey claims he was sexually assaulted by a member of staff at San Francisco Airport.

He said that he confronted the staff member and complained about the treatment only to be rebuffed by the man, who repeatedly said "That’s just your opinion."

4 comments:

skybill said...: Hi Mike,
'Last time I flew "Commercial" as in '07 and have avoided it since then!! Let's just say that the flaming fondlers have just gotten a little too frisky for my taste so I'll just "Walk" instead!! In the situation this dude describes, the perp was probably crouching down with his face within inches of the dudes crotch. 'Perfect setup for a "Knee-jerk" response!! Oh!! So Sorry, you shouldn't have touched me there, see what happens!!!!!??
Got Gunz.........OUTLAW!!,
III%,
skybill-out; July 31, 2015 at 4:03 AM
Anonymous said...: I was sort of a Quasi-fan of Morrissey and The Smiths for a while and all I can say is the security guy probably thought he was gay and would enjoy his groping. Kind of a weird way to express your enjoyment of his music, but like you said "it is SF"..All kidding aside, as long as people put up with this shit it will keep happening. Tourists keep flying to our cities (why I don't know). Americans blindly follow orders in the airports. Only a small amount of people (3%?) complain. Their vacation spot is more important to them than their dignity. My husband and I won't fly. If we can't drive there we won't go. Simple.. Morrissey's a celebrity. Maybe he can get fans to boycott American air travel if he's so worked up about it. It would be better than nothing..Like Jefferson said, you'll get the amount of tyranny you'll put up with..; July 31, 2015 at 5:06 AM
ashv said...: Note also that SFO uses private contractors to handle security rather than TSA staff.; July 31, 2015 at 1:12 PM
Anonymous said...: Lay back ... and think of England!

Ask how much for "extras" - the Govt. 'fondlers' have already demonstrated their base profession ...

When a nation of cowards allow their servants to routinely grope them ... how far down the path to degeneration has that society sunk? (rhetorical question!).; July 31, 2015 at 4:48 PM

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