The document discusses whether increasing airport security is truly effective for society or not. It argues that while increased security may lessen risks within airports, it can indirectly create a more unsafe world in other ways. Specifically, it claims that (1) racial profiling creates societal hostility and violence, (2) funds spent on increased security were diverted from runway safety causing deaths, and (3) heightened security has failed to eliminate dangers while making the world more hostile overall.

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Airport Security
Effective or Not Effective For the Society?
Thesis: Increase in airport security does not necessarily decrease the number of dangerous
situations; in fact, it may play an indirect yet very real role in creating an increasingly unsafe
world.
I. Since the Christmas Day bombing attempt caused by a Nigerian man travelling
from Amsterdam to Detroit, there is a controversy going on whether to strengthen
airport security or not.
A. Racial profiling creates hostility throughout society which in turn leads
to violence.
B. The costs of increased airport security directly lead to a greater number
of harm and death to people. Funds that were planned to used for
airport safety were used for airport security which caused numerous
runway accidents causing deaths.
II. Increase in airport security will lessen the risk of people being in danger in
airports.
A. Increase in airport security will make any terrorism attempts decrease.
B. People will feel more secure with the increase of airport security and
will feel more comfortable to travel through airplanes.
III. Some of the airport security measures caused violence and fostered hostility.
A. Airports have utilized racial profiling in regards to airport security.
These actions caused negative stereotypes of certain groups of people.
For instance, Muslims are suspected of being terrorists.
B. The usage of racial profiling has heightened suspicion and hostility
among the general population, leading to rise in violent hate crimes.

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IV. The rise of airport security spending increased death of people at airports.
A. Since more funds were needed for airport security, funds for runway
safety and equipment were utilized instead for the increased of airport
security.
B. There have been an increase of runway and communication accidents
recently that have led to a increase of number of deaths and injuries
which is more than those caused by airport security.
V. Increase in airport security has failed to eliminate dangerous situations and has
made the world more dangerous.
A. Even though airports have increased the security measures, there have
been numerous terrorism attempts made in recent years.
B. More deaths were caused by taking funds assigning for other uses.