https://www.cbsnews.com/news/turks-and-caicos-ammo-governors-urge-release-americans-sharitta-shinise-grier/
some days i feel useless, but then i remind myself that I've stopped just as many terrorist attacks as the entire TSA has
TSA confirmed to CBS News its officers missed the four rounds of hunting ammo in Watson's carry-on when he and his wife departed from Oklahoma City in April. A spokesperson for the agency told CBS News the TSA is addressing the oversight internally.
so presumably they're also flying around domestically with improperly secured ammo? just so much ammo around that they forget they have it?
maybe keep your ammo suitcase separate from your international travel suitcase
Excuse me I'm a natural born American citizen which means I was born with the right to never think about anything, particularly not international travel.
i've heard of a guy who accidentally brought like 3 loose rounds in his shirt pocket after wearing the same shirt as range day but you're right. how do you just forget about all those bullets?
this is the responsible gun owner they keep telling us about
I'm sitting here on the other side of TSA, having submitted my hat, glasses and body to invasive scans... but motherfuckers out here throwing some undies and toothpaste in their range bags and breezing on through.
Do Americans think they can do whatever they want whereever they want? What level of arrogance does it take to not check to see if you're not carrying anything illegal in the countries you're visiting? Do they think laws won't apply to them because they're American?
cool cool cool, treat them with the same dignity, respect and understanding that the american security state are famous for inflicting on non-americas yeah?!
unlimited enforcement of extremely normal laws on arrogant yankees
just unimaginably irresponsible how can you possibly forget you have ammunition on you, if you can't keep track of that you shouldn't be trusted with the fucking firearm
Irresponsible gun owners pay price for their irresponsibility.
Irresponsible gun owners are basically the most privileged people in the US so they're not used to a reaction other than being coddled.
Maybe I'm just poor but ammo is fucking expensive and if I lost a $10 bill I'd be flipping cushions and rummaging through pockets in the laundry hamper.
Kind of feel bad for her, feels like it was an honest mistake. Wouldn't want the NRA sticking up for me though.
The number of times I've left the range with a 22 casing stuck in the sole of my shoe
