And maybe the book of Leviticus will be preached once again, people can figure that out, that
nakedness is wrong.
And then they'll tell you, oh it's okay to, you know, for the TSA to look at you naked
down at the airport.
That's okay.
Because they're professional, you know, I know they're making minimum wage but you know,
these guys are professionals and they're going to look at you naked to make sure that you're
not a terrorist.
Well you can look at me with my clothes on and you should be able to figure out I'm not
a terrorist.
But no, they're going to look at you naked to determine whether you're a terrorist.
It's a sin.
It's wrong.
It's against God that they're going to sit there and scan you and look at a nude image
of your body.
Kind of a sick government that we have that wants to parade us through a machine that's
going to look at us naked.
What's next?
That the founders of our country they knew to travel around our country have to go through
a machine that's going to look at us naked.
What would Thomas Jefferson think about that?
Do you think that that's what they fought for when they said, "I've sworn upon the
altar of whatever," you know, "whatever he's swearing about, that I'm going to fight against
every form of tyranny, but we've got to be saved, so go through that naked scanner."