I Downloaded The No Fly List... 

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Yeepie

damn, the bots are fast

how you comment somthing 23 mins ago when the video came out 1min ago

Bro the comments

@louis06lmao good

​@@p-__ Well that's... cool i guess

Damn maybe they put me?

You do not yet know the full power of Muta, fool!

@louis06lmao took long enough

That's very cute, but you never know if that name will be linked to a terrorist in 10-20 years time and screw your kid anyway

Ironically that’s why my mom chose an Anglo name for me

So basically don't name your Kids

Just ask Jeffrey R. Epstein, a publicist that works for Disney. That middle initial is putting in the work

2 middle names for safe measure

The irony is a lot of that info can be found online in academic journals from the 1950’s-1960’s. The channel Explosions and Fire gets his hands on all sorts of chemistry papers and makes extremely dangerous explosives from them. Like, touch sensitive explosive. But he’s probably on a list as well for it at this point lmfao

@@gd2234_ But you can't do bomb squad duties off internet pdfs. The point of getting government training courses are the certificates you get at the end.

Truly a federal agency thing.

@@gd2234_ a bomb, is a container meant to build pressure until critical point where it is released explosively.

@@gd2234_😂😂😂 true, dumbass governments going overboard

W

I got accosted by the TSA on a flight once because my passport had a small metal pen in it. I think TSA people should be studied as they are clearly an evolutionary step back for humanity

So that's how the 9/11 terrorists got their hands on knifes mid air

Those are probably harder to spot than you'd think. I've taken the object recognition test thingy for the TSA (they pay like shit, btw, declined the fuck out of that offer), and something like that would be pretty hard to distinguish as a blade. Especially if you've got a metal credit card in there or something.

and when I went on holiday as a kid they took a kids toy baseball bat off us (it was bright pink and made out of foam. you'd be better off beating someone with your hand luggage) good to see they've got their threat priorities straight

Imagine being an American. Imagine your life was defined by a moment in 2001, just to find a bunch of dudes 20 years later decided to make a joke out of it.

@@Aflay1 as an american yeah i have nothing to say. i'm not gonna defend our stupidity.

Not surprising, a lot furries in the IT sector.

@@Aflay1 Defined? There's more that defined the US than 9/11. Only neocons defines US as 9/11.

If you’re working there you probably won’t imagine anything, ever.

Lmao

Unless you’re flying internationally it unlikely has anything to do with the no fly list

To be fair Yakiv Popavich is a cool af name

Slavic name, suspicious enough for the Americans who see a pole and a Russ as the same

view my banner for mango

“He pulled out a water pistol, at that moment I knew what I had to do to protect my life, I never expected to deal with an enemy insurgent on American soil.”

cops be like

Kid: makes a finger gun TSA: so anyway I started blasting

"The child assaulted us with caustic biological fluids!"

Kid farts and they think it's a bio weapon

UwU

shit pre-generated comment

USA's cybersecurity must be weak, I am surprised my country hasn't ddosed every airline website, oh wait nevermind we did, putin must've been stuck all day in his room

@@AceVortux us furries are taking over the world XD

@louis06lmao Let's go

*sometimes*

@@TheRealIntrepid internet is most times good. But then there's shit like twitter

@Absolute Degenerate proud to have no parents??

@@zoinksscoob6523 and NAFO

I must side the the TSA on this duu to prejudice against furries.

I think that is a great idea in theory, except as he mentions, they just put a lot of people on there for no reason. Imagine if you don't get a job simply just because you share a name with someone on the no fly list.

@@maleprincess62 Year of birth alone should be able to cover that. I get that there are people who share the same first/last (and possibly middle) name, but identical names with identical birth year should narrow that list down tremendously. List should be public with first/last name and birth year. Secondary data can be private, no problem with that. But people should have a right to know if they're going to be involuntarily detained for hours just for walking up to a ticket booth and asking for a flight ticket.

@@-Keith- i do not disagree. But someone should be held accountable for mistakes and there should be very clear and sensible reasons why one would get put on a no flight list. That just isn't there currently.

@Johnny Rep And? This has nothing to do with having the right to know whether your name is on the no fly list ahead of time, thus allowing you to appeal stuff like this before it involves being dragged into a TSA interrogation room.

@@-Keith- idk a lot of people there are middle eastern, so how many people you think were born in 1993 named Mohammad Abdullah

honestly, I think it might end up being worse if they used an actual database. it's the financial suits' job pinching pennies to wring out every bit of cash that they can; they'd just cheap out on that too and end up with a publicly accessible thing with injection vulnerabilities, default passwords and that kind of thing.

@@FarnhamJ07 will it be easier for state cyber units such as russia to access it?

Yep, it's crazy I got someone's name, address, ssn, from DMV just for 18 bucks.

The file format isn’t terrible some of them get encrypted while others are often stored in servers which are protected to a great degree.

How do you protect it

Because the type of person who ends up working for three letters agencies is the same type of person who was drinking glue in 8th grade.

Plus even without that the fucking kid obviously isn't this giant bad criminal you're looking for.

@@dorugoramon0518 sniffing, rather

because they're government employees at least in some way, they have a minor touching quota

Imagine thinking a 5 year old did some heinous crime 10 years ago lol...dumbest thing id hear

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RUN RUN RUN RUN RUN

@louis06lmao Did I ask

@@gman1754 Um, that right there is a question my fellow youtube commenter. But anyways, it's a bot. Report and move on, they definitely aren't listening.

@@iamapotato3191 you sound like a nerd but ok

It's not gay if it's TSA

@@gManGabe 🤣

They're a complete joke

I am also not going to be surprised if you happen to be white:(

Security! We have a reincarnated war lord on our hands!

we goT HIM HOLY *SHIT WE GOT HIM!!!*

Your isekai ends here bucko

Looking at Mohammed Salah from Liverpool who isn't even 40 TSA; omg an adult named mo salah

unlikely they will ever stop terrorism

Expect a "not-to-be-trusted" list to be leaked in the coming years.

On one of my dads many visits to Mexico to see family, he was pulled aside by the tsa at security for having my 4” folding knife in his carry on backpack. (We went fishing prior to that and had forgotten we left it in there) He was pulled aside on the way back from Mexico. TL:DR in my (dad’s) experience, the corrupt Mexican TSA is more efficient than our (definitely not corrupt) American TSA Oh also in my personal experience with them, the whole process is way faster and way smoother. And (all jokes aside) it’s the MEXICAN TSA. Like cmon man…

oh noo, a pair of scissors, whatever will you do with those? did you run while holding them maybe?

its a pair of scissors why would they care?

Scissors are allowed on us flights

I once read of a demolition expert who worked in (iirc) iraq destroying explosives. When the US airport screened his luggage for traces of explosives they didn't find anything, so he told them the detector was broken. He almost missed the next flight after having to explain himself.

Because it’s an easy way to judge someone as guilty without trial

The fact that criminals can go free even while guilty is a pretty good reason why this is wrong

"Rights", everything is a right nowadays. It's also other people's rights to feel safe while flying 20,000 feet above the ground, no? People like you suggest idealised, extremely simplified systems that can never truly be implemented in real life, no better if not worse than the one currently in place.

@@bangerxshane yeah dawg I feel really safe now that the terrorist 5 year olds aren't allowed on my plane.

my videos are worse than mutahar's !

Lmao, 3 should be "a lot of them work in military/government jobs"

explains why Linux had a proposed anthro fox mascot in the 90s

I feel the need to say that just because someone owns something expensive, or bought something expensive, doesn't mean they have any money left over after buying it. For example, I own a fairly new phone, hundreds of dollars worth of empty soda bottles, several expensive plushies, and an expensive leather jacket, but I have literally zero dollars to my name. Sorry if this came across as rude. Just wanted to point this out.

@@iamapotato3191 4. They can ski VERY well

@@kittydemonoverkill They wouldnt buy furry suits as their last ditch effort, also yeah that last part is true you did

Yes

Let's not idolize the toxic Japanese work culture that is plummeting the birth rate and nearly eliminates any life a lot of the population gets outside of work

Mr Ballen did an episode on it called "Terror in Tokyo".

I don't think they were just built different. Maybe they don't expect their boss to give them a sick day off even if their train was attacked

@@415-k1ub I mean they would be expected to show up even if they died in the attack or something, japanese work culture is built different

@@anusaukko6792 true. There was(or maybe still is happening) even called karoshi, which is death from overworking.

The worst part is they literally have DoB on there but always fail to include that in their checks, that alone would avoid 99.9% of those situations

The whole point is to get innocent people used to being interrogated. The point is to scare people. Not to keep people safe.

@@springerworks002 That's a terrible goal and won't help anything...

@@LilacMonarch the feds aren't here to help you.

@@lemons1559 I've noticed

quincy from bloons tower defense 6 on the no fly list?

This is so random I love it

Do you think he deserved to be on the list?

@@nathanlynch8320 yes. He always says nothing gets past his bow, but BADs always get past

You'd have to double check the Bloons TD War Crimes essay in order to make sure.

@deathpallie I don't expect you to be a decent human being and respect it. You clearly ain't seen a fraction of the shit that I have

_Okay Timmy, did you remember to take your special number along? If you forget it the angry men at the airport will pull you aside again._

@flameshana9 it actually works more akin to a KTN... you provide it to the airline at the time of booking, so as to prevent it generating the markers for enhanced screening on your boarding pass in the first place

Ayo-? 💀

@@weirdyoutubechannels unrelated

@@weirdyoutubechannels the only self-promotion I actually clicked on

might want to look into getting a Redress number for that reason

My heart goes out with you buds

Just by what you've said I wouldn't want you to go unscreened if you were on my flight.

I remember one time flying home from Chicago as a child because my cousin lived there for a few years a TSA lady wiped it down for bomb residue when I had been playing it the whole time while in line to get through airport security

XD

So basically the agent can be a passive aggressive bitch and has the absolute random authority to look in your ass

reading after stroke that a had I Please use punctuation thanks

@@Pit31415 HTML edit before you read posts then :P

source bro? oh, you made it tf up?

@@Decayrate-of-Ravn-Rike how in the ios yt app?

That sounds like the kind of bullshit the Theater Security Administration would do.

Can't follow a simple security benchmark

Shake my head my head

I am a Caucasian man. I get bomb and drug swabbed anytime I go near an airport and I don't even live in the USA. Who knows exactly why some people are picked and others are not. The funny thing is that an actual terrorist is going to circumvent screening completely. Screening exists to protect the airlines insurance premiums only.

I'm sorry you have to go through that :( all the best to you and your partner

what?

@@maustank5224 dont worry about it the sattelites already have our data lol

@@maustank5224 A chinese spy weather balloon has "accidentally" floated over the US and Canada.

bro it's montana, they'll find like 2 people in the entire state

@@maustank5224 apparently a chinese spy balloon is flying over US like wtf

He got added after Jan 6 2021 and the list is from 2019 so I doubt it.

Nah I think he got added post insurrection (for rather obvious reasons). If there ever is a list from that timeframe, you can bet that dude is on there

Where did you get the list?

Share the list before I go to Cancun

Where did you find the list?

we don't fly

For a no fly list? Unlikely lmao considering this trash was public, only reason the guy getting charged is getting charged is cause he made it a big deal, this is small fry shi

@@imonke5303 'tis only a joke, 'tis only a joke

what if we hack the watchlist >->

The watchlist is all in le head

Canuckistan would probably arrest him for talking negatively about the regime.

Saying like the lockdowns are a bad thing

Would you rather have millions of people die and destroy the economy due to the massive holes in every sector

So lockdowns are a good thing?

@@chubbyanemone696 they were

also Memology 101, he was a political meme channel that got hacked

coast controö

control*

the sheer bingleness of this situation

"Hey Joe, how's it going?" "Oh you know, just gonna bring another bomb onto the plane this week. Dont forget to tell your wife you love her, bob!" "oh you, such a joker! I still gotta search you" "Why so serious, bob?"

@@Miss_Trillium That moment when Bob has been in Joe more often than his wife.

where can I download it?

No, if I make a list of everyone born on a Monday, it will never include everyone

@@mujtabaalam5907 if left unchecked at a certain point in time every combination of names will have made it to that list.. its just a matter of time... As with most people who make lists.. you do not think far enough ahead..

@@mujtabaalam5907 Equivalence classes

What are the scum in Brussels up to now?

ew

@@GermanNova ?? its a joke, thats what the hacker wrote on her blog lol

@@xdn22 ok

Love that for you 💖 (honestly)

What the...

your name could be shared with someone who is a threat

damn ):

Thanks.

@@Level.2.Gigapod You're breathtaking!

@@jakkakasunset5485 Agreed.