There are a few good reasons to hate to fly. Bumpiness, airsickness, crying babies. Planes not arriving on time, that sort of thing. Now though, the  US demands air passengers ask its permission to fly. Under the new proposal, the airlines will have to submit, 72 hours in advance, the full passenger manifest.  It’d be kinda tough when grandpa dies back east, and you have to fly back on an emergency notice. Or if your brother is traveling, and is in a car accident. I’m sure there will be ways around that. The big one that people have already begun complaining about, is that this new policy would basically mean the US government would have to give it’s permission for someone to be allowed to fly. The main argument against that will be the Right to Assembly, but it’ll probably be overruled in the name of security.Â
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