An overview of police data relating to calls to the MTA's counterterrorism hot line over the past two years provides a unique snapshot of post-9/11 New York, part paranoia and part well-founded caution. NYT
DC has a "See it, say it" campaign which is supplemented by an "Is that your bag?" campaign. Metro could make a fortune by making t-shirts with the slogans.
I've been known to report suspicious packages. I even drew a map for the authorities one time - which probably raised more suspicion, actually.
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as the police state increases it's stranglehold, the populace becomes more and more paranoid.
having traveled most of my life, for the most part, it's completely unfounded. and quite hilarious/pathetic.
DC has a "See it, say it" campaign which is supplemented by an "Is that your bag?" campaign. Metro could make a fortune by making t-shirts with the slogans.
I've been known to report suspicious packages. I even drew a map for the authorities one time - which probably raised more suspicion, actually.
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