Re: Digital X-Ray Can Scan Body in 13 Seconds

["Sandy Perle" <sandyfl@EARTHLINK.NET>]

On 16 Jun 2003 at 14:19, Susan L Gawarecki wrote:



> Would you have any objection to being X-rayed like this every time you

> took an airline flight?  I can see it coming.  It will be for our own

> good, of course.



No,, no problem with this, and I would prefer it to the BS that we 

have to go through right now every time we go through an airport 

security station. A total waste of time, inefficient and, it doesn't 

really work!

 

> Would it be OK to X-ray prisoners regularly or randomly to stem drug or

> weapons program in a prison?



I have no problem with prisoners being x-rayed either, for the 

protection of other prisoners, and more importantly, the prison 

staff.



> Does the answer change if either of the two above situations happens in

> another country besides the US?



My answers are still the same. If one believes John Cameron, this 

extra radiation will be more beneficial to our immune system. So, 

let's give a little more radiation, and protect ourselves from all of 

the other real hazards that are out there that can adversely affect 

us more than the radiation will.







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