Beware La Paz airport Bolivia

[Renato1]

What difference does it make that it was an "African American" officer Renato? An officer is an officer regardless of their cultural background. I can accept that she may have been authoritarian and that your wife felt upset but personally I don't think a comment on her background adds to the discussion or is necessary.

What does the ethnicity of the officer have to do with anything? Why mention it?

Well my politically correct acquaintances - I am not politically correct as you are, and have no desire to avoid stating the facts of the matter, as you would have me do.

I note that for some strange reason you apply a double standard in your poltical correctness, and have not criticized my stating that the officer in question was a female.

It was an African American woman with attitude who did the groping search. Very gruff - no "Please" in any of her imperative commands to my wife, in sharp contrast to the polite "Please"s we got from other African American and non African American officers to do some other things in that airport and in other American airports (eg. please go this way, please go to that queue, please take off your belt etc). My wife was very upset by that treatment.

Regards,
Renato

 

[Conrad_S]

Well my politically correct acquaintances - I am not politically correct as you are, and have no desire to avoid stating the facts of the matter, as you would have me do.

I note that for some strange reason you apply a double standard in your poltical correctness, and have not criticized my stating that the officer in question was a female.

It was an African American woman with attitude who did the groping search. Very gruff - no "Please" in any of her imperative commands to my wife, in sharp contrast to the polite "Please"s we got from other African American and non African American officers to do some other things in that airport and in other American airports (eg. please go this way, please go to that queue, please take off your belt etc). My wife was very upset by that treatment.

Regards,
Renato

In a thread on La Paz airport, Bolivia. I'd suggest you are struggling to be geographically correct as well.

 

[RooFlyer]

Well my politically correct acquaintances - I am not politically correct as you are, and have no desire to avoid stating the facts of the matter,
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Regards,
Renato

Im quite sure I am less politically correct than your good self, but I found your comment jarring, off topic and un necessary. Like your recent notorious 'driving under the influence' thread, I suspect you are simply being provocative so you can reply to every response you provoke.

My apologies to the OP for this 'feeding' but the constant off topic provocation is just getting tiresome.

 

[newmarket]

Ah. He's a troll.

 

[Pushka]

My luggage was delayed in Mel recently. When I arrived in Adl and went to the desk it had been located, and the contents duly described. I just laughed it off.

Your wife gets upset a lot travelling Renato. Maybe its time to stop travelling? I never expect security people to be bothered with the niceties of please. They dont disappoint. The thing with Afro-American? Its unnecessary. The non-thing with female? Of course it was a female searching a female.

 

[mannej]

Well my politically correct acquaintances - I am not politically correct as you are, and have no desire to avoid stating the facts of the matter, as you would have me do.

I note that for some strange reason you apply a double standard in your poltical correctness, and have not criticized my stating that the officer in question was a female.

No double standard here, you have answered your own question here with why the members have questioned your post.

It was an African American woman with attitude who did the groping search. Very gruff - no "Please" in any of her imperative commands to my wife, in sharp contrast to the polite "Please"s we got from other African American and non African American officers to do some other things in that airport and in other American airports (eg. please go this way, please go to that queue, please take off your belt etc). My wife was very upset by that treatment.

Regards,
Renato

In your own words the issue was with the individual here, her race is not relevant.

 

[v1nce007]

Im quite sure I am less politically correct than your good self, but I found your comment jarring, off topic and un necessary. Like your recent notorious 'driving under the influence' thread, I suspect you are simply being provocative so you can reply to every response you provoke.

My apologies to the OP for this 'feeding' but the constant off topic provocation is just getting tiresome.

Having reviewed his ridiculous "No-Doz - The Driver's Friend" thread, I'd tend to agree with you.